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@article{195388,
        author = {D Najumnissa Jamal and Murshitha Shajahan M S and Mohamed Abubacker Siddiq K and Rakesh Madhav R and Abdullah Khalid and Mohammed Noordheen Fazil M and Sabarinathan. R and Athil Ibrahim.S},
        title = {Investigating pH ,Conductivity Variations and Unknown Compounds in Water Samples across Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2026},
        volume = {12},
        number = {11},
        pages = {700-712},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=195388},
        abstract = {This study assesses water quality across eight locations by analyzing 17 water samples from Tamil Nadu(TN) and Andhra Pradesh(AP) region for pH levels, conductivity, and the presence of unknown compounds using UV-visible spectroscopy. pH measurements and conductivity were recorded with standard instruments, while UV-visible spectroscopy was employed to determine the chemical composition of the water samples. By integrating these methods, this research explores spatial differences in key water quality parameters, particularly focusing on how pH and conductivity influence the presence and behavior of unidentified compounds. The results are valuable for water resource management, environmental monitoring, and agricultural applications. Additionally, the paper highlights the importance of pH, conductivity, Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), and UV-visible spectroscopy in water quality assessment and discusses potential factors affecting variations across sampling sites, with an emphasis on the impact of pH and conductivity on the detection and properties of unknown compounds.It is found that the correlation coefficient between Conductivity and TDS is approximately 0.986, indicating a very strong positive linear relationship and the TDS increases as the conductivity increases.},
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        month = {April},
        }