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ინდიკატორი
რეაქტივი
ტიტრანტი
იონი
ფოტოკოლორიმეტრი
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For the first time, a hydrochemical analysis of some springs of Salominao village of Vani municipality was conducted. The content of magnesium, calcium, hydrocarbonate, chloride and sulfate ions, dry balance, permanganate oxidizability, dissolved oxygen and carbon dioxide content and BOD5 are determined. Relatively simple and fast chemical and physico-chemical methods with good reproducibility were selected for determination. Biogenic substances have been determined by the photometric method.
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