1. Water pollution
Polluting the water of a surface or deep reservoir means modifying its natural characteristics (physical, chemical and biological) by releasing energy, substances in a dissolved state and/or suspended matter that may :
endanger human health;
harm living resources and the aquatic ecological system;
impair amenities or interfere with other legitimate uses of water (e.g. production...
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- Water quality – Fluoride ion assay – Potentiometric method - NF T90-004...
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