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ROLE OF BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES DURING MANGANESE REMOVAL FROM UNDERGROUND WATER
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This article briefly presents the results of the effect of oxidants during filtration of groundwater with high level of manganese compounds. Significant role of biological processes along with physico-chemical at demanganation of groundwater has been noticed. It has been studied that biological processes are dominated in low concentrations of oxidants. At high concentration of disinfectant the role of physico-chemical processes begin to dominate. Thus, there is a significant role of microorganisms in physico-chemical process of manganese removal. Obtained results showed that the oxygen is more efficient oxidizer than sodium hypochlorite for compounds of manganese presented in groundwater.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21303/2461-4262.2016.00027
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