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term. J Appl Geochem 50:222–230
29. Thambidurai P, Chandrashekhar AK, Chandrasekharam D (2013) Geochemical signature
of arsenic-contaminated groundwater in Barak Valley (Assam) and surrounding areas,
northeastern India. Procedia Earth Planet 7:834–837
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22. Meharg AA, Scrimgeour C, Hossain SA, Fuller K, Cruickshank K, Williams PN, Kinniburgh
DG (2006) Codeposition of organic carbon and arsenic in Bengal delta aquifers. Environ Sci
Technol 40:4928–4935
23. Nakano A, Kurosawa K, Shamim UM, Tani M (2014) Geochemical assessment of arsenic
contamination in well water and sediments from several communities in the Nawalparasi
District of Nepal. Environ Earth Sci 72(9):3269–3280
24. Naujokas MF, Anderson B, Ahsan H, Aposhian HV, Graziano JH, Thompson C, Suk WA (2013)
The broad scope of health effects from chronic arsenic exposure: update on a worldwide public
health problem. Environ Health Perspect 121(3):295–302
25. Neku A, Tandukar N (2003) An overview of arsenic contamination in groundwater of Nepal
and its removal at household level. J. Phys. IV France 107:941–944
26. Pradhan B (2006) Arsenic contaminated drinking water and nutrition status of the rural
communities in Bagahi village, Rautahat district. Nepal JIOM 28(2):47–51
27. Smedley PL, Kinniburgh DG (2002) A review of the source, behaviour and distribution of
arsenic in natural waters. J Appl Geochem 17:517–568
28. Suckow A (2014) The age of groundwater e definitions, models and why we do not need this
term. J Appl Geochem 50:222–230
29. Thambidurai P, Chandrashekhar AK, Chandrasekharam D (2013) Geochemical signature
of arsenic-contaminated groundwater in Barak Valley (Assam) and surrounding areas,
northeastern India. Procedia Earth Planet 7:834–837
30. United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) (1986) Health and Environmental.
Washington, DC: U.S. EPA; 1987. The risk assessment guidelines of 1986. EPA/600/8-87/045
31. WHO (2011) Guidelines for drinking-water quality. World Health Organ Geneva 4:315–318