Indicadores físico-químicos: ¿qué, cómo y cuánto reflejan la calidad del agua?
; Volpedo, Alejandra Otros responsables
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2020
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Eudeba
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La bioindicación en el monitoreo y evaluación de los sistemas fluviales de la Argentina: Bases para el análisis de la integridad ecológica
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978-950-23-3005-1
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La disponibilidad y la calidad del agua son dos factores claves para la vida y el desarrollo de cualquier región del mundo.Latinoamérica es una de las regiones del planeta que poseemayor cantidad de recursos hídricos disponibles. La actividadagropecuaria es el usuario de mayor demanda del agua.Las diferentes actividades en las que se usa el agua requieren una calidad particular, y es importante no utilizar aguade calidad superior para un uso que no lo requiera. Se puedeconsiderar que casi todos los usos pueden contaminar elrecurso y convertirlo en no adecuado para otros usos, lo quehace indispensable su tratamiento. El deterioro del agua nose debe únicamente al impacto de las actividades antrópicas, también pueden existir causas de origen natural.Para el estudio de la calidad del agua se utilizan tradicionalmente indicadores físicos, químicos y biológicos que permiten luego elaborar índices de calidad de agua, los cuales son una herramienta clave en el manejo y gestión de los recursos hídricos
Water availability and quality are two key factors for life and development in any region of the world. Latin America is one of the regions of the planet that has the most significant amount of water resources available. The agricultural activity is the responsible of the higher demand for the water. The different activities in which water is used require a particular quality, and it is important not to use water of superior quality for a use that does not require it. It can be considered that almost all uses can contaminate the resource and make it unsuitable for other purposes, which makes its treatment indispensable. Water deterioration is not only due to the impact of anthropic activities, but there may also be causes of natural origin. For the study of water quality, physical, chemical, and biological indicators are traditionally used, which then allow the development of water quality indices, which are a key tool in the management and administration of water resources. The objective of this work is to analyze the main physicalchemical indicators of water quality and discuss its application in different cases
Water availability and quality are two key factors for life and development in any region of the world. Latin America is one of the regions of the planet that has the most significant amount of water resources available. The agricultural activity is the responsible of the higher demand for the water. The different activities in which water is used require a particular quality, and it is important not to use water of superior quality for a use that does not require it. It can be considered that almost all uses can contaminate the resource and make it unsuitable for other purposes, which makes its treatment indispensable. Water deterioration is not only due to the impact of anthropic activities, but there may also be causes of natural origin. For the study of water quality, physical, chemical, and biological indicators are traditionally used, which then allow the development of water quality indices, which are a key tool in the management and administration of water resources. The objective of this work is to analyze the main physicalchemical indicators of water quality and discuss its application in different cases
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