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Table 2 Hydrogeochemical characteristics of groundwater samples collected from Munshiganj and Chandpur district, Bangladesh

From: Metagenomic and culture-dependent approaches unveil active microbial community and novel functional genes involved in arsenic mobilization and detoxification in groundwater

Division

District

and

Upazila

Location

(Union)

Coordinates

GW Sample

Depth of well (m)

T (oC)

pH

Conductivity

(µS/cm)

DO

TDS

Alkalinity as CaCO3 (mg/L)

Dissolved trace elements (mg/L)

As

Fe

Mn

Ca

K

NO2−

SO4−

Dhaka

Munshiganj

(Srinagar Upazila)

Sholaghar

23.5543° N, 90.2917° E

M1

103.63

28.1

6.45

473

3.43

220

250

0.27

4.97

0.267

40.47

70.12

 < 3

 < 4

M2

121.92

28

6.5

419.67

4.36

264

241

0.19

7.24

0.184

30.80

91.64

 < 3

 < 4

Birtara

23.5667° N, 90.3167° E

M3

97.536

27.9

6.42

567.5

2.9

298

250

0.20

8.39

0.291

5.46

151.29

 < 3

 < 4

M4

243.84

27.8

5.77

1813.38

4.18

210

183.34

0.05

1.84

1.955

131.02

594.5

 < 3

 < 4

Chattogram

Chandpur

(Kachua Upazila)

Ashrafpur

23.2781° N, 90.9773° E

C1

101.25

26.1

7.6

2.22

1.38

1228

ND

0.25

0.04

ND

21.14

9.213

4.26

 < 4

C2

95.63

26.1

7.54

850

2.8

449

ND

0.23

0.03

ND

2.03

9.52

3.70

 < 4

  1. ND: Not determined; WHO standard limit for drinking water (4th Edition): Temperature: 300C; pH: 7- < 8; Conductivity: ≤ 4 00 µS/cm Dissolve oxygen (DO): 5 mg/L; TDS: 500 mg/L to ≤ 1000 mg/L; Alkalinity: 200 mg/L to ≤ 600 mg/L; As: 0.05 mg/L for BD; Mn: .01 mg/L; Ca: 75 mg/L; K: 12 mg/L; Nitrite (NO2−): 3 mg/L; Sulfate (SO4−): 250 mg/L