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Gobal Advanced Research Journal
of Environmental Science and Toxicology (GARJEST) ISSN:
2315-5140
August 2013 Vol. 2(6), pp.
152-156
Copyright © 2013 Global Advanced Research Journals
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Research Paper
Using of iron sulfide
and hydrogen peroxide to treat the eutrophication
Ithar
Kamil Al-Mayaly1* and Gergieo Tachieve2
1University
of Baghdad –College of Science –Biology Department
2Florida
International University –Applied Research Center
*Corresponding Author E-mail:
ithar_abbas@yahoo.com
Accepted 19 August, 2013
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Iron Sulfide and Hydrogen peroxide were used to
treat and stop the highly algal growth (Eutrophication).
Different concentrations of iron sulfide and
hydrogen peroxide (F:H):(0.036,0.1);(0.072,0.1);(0.35,0.1);(0.072,0.2);(0.143,0.2);(0.72,0.2);(0.18,0.5);(0.36,0.5);(1.8,0.5);(0.36,1);(0
72,1);(3.6,1);(0.0,0.5);(0.36,0.0),(0,0) ml,
respectively, were used to stop the algal growth.
These concentrations were exposure to algal culture
to test the ability of these two chemical materials
to stop their growth. The results showed that two
chemical materials have a good ability to stop the
algal growth. The microcystine test was depended in
order to ensure there is no algal toxin after the
treatment with iron sulfide and hydrogen peroxide.
The results appears, there is no residues of algal
toxins in water after the treatment. So, it can
suggest that iron sulfide and hydrogen peroxideare a
good algaecide.
Keywords:
Eutrophication treatment, Chemical treatment of
algal growth, Eutrophication solutions.
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