Arsenic Removal from Groundwater Containing Iron, Ammonium, Manganese and Phosphate: A Case Study from a Treatment Unit in Northern Greece

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This paper presents the application of treatment method for the removal of iron, manganese, ammonium and arsenic from groundwater. The research was carried out in Northern Greece in the city of Malgara.

KATSOYIANNIS, I.A. ; ZIKOUDI, A. ; HUG, S.J. (2008): Arsenic Removal from Groundwater Containing Iron, Ammonium, Manganese and Phosphate: A Case Study from a Treatment Unit in Northern Greece. In: Desalination : Volume 224 , 330-339. URL [Accessed: 14.05.2012]

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