Some issues of formation and protection of ferruginous waters
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Groundwater containing more than 10 mg/l of iron is commonly referred to ferruginous waters. Such waters occur quite often, but due to the great dependence of iron migration ability on acid-alkaline and gas conditions, these deposits are localized in area and have unstable hydrochemical regime ...
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