Determination of Phosphate in Wastewaters
Determination of Phosphate in Wastewaters
Phosphorus is mostly found in natural and waste waters in the form of phosphates (orthophosphates, condensate phosphates (pyro, meta, and other polyphosphates) and organically bound phosphates). There may be several reasons for the presence of phosphorus in wastewater.
- From the fertilizations made in agricultural areas,
- from detergents,
- Coating and varnishes,
- from animal waste,
- From other uses.
The increase in the amount of phosphorus in the waters may cause deterioration in the aquatic ecosystem. It causes a negative increase in algae. For this reason, waste water disposal processes should be properly planned. One of the many chemical analyzes carried out in wastewater is “Phosphate/Phosphate Phosphorus Determination”.
Determination of Phosphate/Phosphate Phosphorus in Wastewater is carried out in the accredited and authorized Nanolab Environmental Analysis Laboratory.
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