Assessment of Groundwater Quality in Parts of Ijoko Area, Sango-Otta Axis of Southwestern Nigeria
Journal: Scientific Review (Vol.5, No. 6)Publication Date: 2019-06-15
Authors : Victoria Abiola Dairo; Victor Oludare Fagoyinbo; Godson Mac-tyger;
Page : 103-111
Keywords : Anions; Cations; Salinity; Groundwater; Hydro-chemical facies.;
Abstract
A total of 26 water samples comprising of well, river and borehole waters were subjected to physico-chemical tests to evaluate its quality. The result of the physical characteristics shows that the average pH value, total dissolved solid and electrical conductivity is 4.9, 1027.31mg/L and 1526.92mg/L respectively. Thus, relatively above the desirable limit for drinking water while the ionic dominance of the major cations and anions reveal high concentration of Na+ and Cl- amidst other ions in the order of Na+>Ca2+>Mg2+> K+ and Cl->HCO3- > SO42- respectively wherein the water was classified as belonging to Na-Cl facies and unsuitable for irrigation purpose.
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