#7772. Hydrochemistry and fluoride contamination in Ndali-Kasenda crater lakes, Albertine Graben: Assessment based on multivariate statistical approach and human health risk

October 2026publication date
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Water Science and Technology;
Environmental Engineering;
Environmental Chemistry;
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Abstract:
Hydrochemistry of crater lakes (n = 15) in the Ndali-Kasenda cluster was deciphered using standard methods of the American Public Health Association to understand the major ion chemistry; spatial distribution, occurrence, and non-carcinogenic health risks due to exposure to fluoride levels in the lakes in Ndali- Kasenda cluster, Albertine Graben. Numerous economic activities take place in and around the crater lakes which serve as major sources of domestic water whose origin of potential contaminants is ambiguous.
Keywords:
Albertine graben; Crater lakes; Fluoride; Hydrochemistry; Multivariate statistics; Ndali-kasenda

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