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Based on classification, majority of the groundwater samples are of normal sulfate type followed by normal chloride type and normal bicarbonate type during both the season.
By following this method, 78, 89 and 74% of samples could be classified as normal chloride, normal sulfate and normal bicarbonate water types, respectively (Table 1).
Groundwater samples were classified based on Cl−, SO42−, and HCO3− concentration as normal chloride (<15 meq/L), normal sulfate (<5 meq/L), and normal bicarbonate (2 7 meq/L) water type (APHA 1992; IIED 2002).
Based on Soltan, (1998) system of classifying water based on Cl, SO4 2−, HCO3 cons., water sources can be grouped as normal chloride (<15 meg/L), normal sulfate (<6 meg/L), and normal bicarbonate (2 7 meq/L) types.
The post-consensus group had a higher pH, higher bicarbonate and normal chloride levels between day 4 and 7.
However, in cases of nonclassic CF disease, specifically cases caused by class IV, V, or VI CFTR mutations [ 17– 19], patients can show normal chloride values in their sweat [ 20].
Cow 1 was the only cow in which rumen juice could be collected using a stomach tube; the fluid was olive green, had a stale smell, was inactive and had a high-normal chloride concentration of 30 mmol/l.
By contrast, a patient with normal plasma chloride concentration and hyponatremia develops acidosis due to relative hyperchloremia, as there is an increment in plasma chloride relative to sodium [ 2– 4].
On the basis of classification the area water shows normal sulfate, chloride and bi-carbonate type, respectively.
Since the magnitude of IPSPs in whole cell recordings could potentially be abnormal due to the uncertainty of the estimates of the normal intracellular chloride concentrations in vivo, we also made a large number of extracellular metal electrode recordings (N = 174).
Conversely, if excessive saline 0.9% is infused to a patient with normal serum chloride level, he or she will be put on high risk of AKI development.
