Erratum to “Mineral waters in Slovakia — Evaluation of chemical composition stability using both historical records and the most recent data” [J. Geochem. Explor. 107 (2010) 382–390]

Bodiš, Dušan; Kordík, J.; Slaninka, I.; Malík, Peter; Liščák, Pavel; Panák, Daniel; Božíková, Jarmila; Marcin, Daniel

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“…In practice, however, the temporal variation is not so evident, since the comparison of analytical results of the EuroGeoSurveys bottled water project with those displayed on the bottled water has shown a very good correlation between the two data sets. Hence, the chemical composition of source aquifers of the studied bottled water samples appears to be comparatively stable over time (Birke et al, 2010-this volume-b;Bityukova and Petersell, 2010-this volume;Bodiš et al, 2010;Brenčič et al, 2010;Demetriades, 2010;Fugedi et al, 2010;Reimann and Birke, 2010). When duplicate water samples are collected from the same well, but at different times within the same hour, the sampling variance represents the short term time-dependent uncertainty.…”

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Use of measurement uncertainty in a probabilistic scheme to assess compliance of bottled water with drinking water standards

Demetriades

2010

Journal of Geochemical Exploration

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Use of measurement uncertainty in a probabilistic scheme to assess compliance of bottled water with drinking water standards

Demetriades

2010

Journal of Geochemical Exploration

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“…3), using bottled water as a sampling medium, are described in the published geochemical atlas (Reimann and , in a special issue of the Journal of Exploration Geochemistry , and other publications (Birke et al, 2010b, c, d;Bityukova and Petersell, 2010;Bodiš et al, 2010;Brenčič and Vreča, 2010;Brenčič et al, 2010;Cicchella et al, 2010;Demetriades, 2010a, b;Dinelli et al, 2010;Dotsika et al, 2010;Frengstad et al, 2010;Fugedi et al, 2010;Lourenço et al, 2010;Peh et al, 2010;Reimann et al, 2010a, b;Petrović et al, 2010Petrović et al, , 2011Petrović et al, , 2012. Here, only some key results are presented in relation to Hellenic ground water geochemistry (Demetriades, 2010a).…”

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The Geochemical Atlas of European ground water with emphasis on Hellas

2016

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A first impression of the geochemistry and quality of European ground water was obtained by using bottled mineral water as a sampling medium. In total, 1785 bottled waters were purchased from supermarkets of forty European countries, representing 1247 wells/drill holes/springs at 884 locations. All bottled waters were analysed for 72 parameters at the laboratories of the Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources (BGR) in Germany. The European geochemical maps give a first impression of the natural variation in ground water at the continental scale. The majority of European bottled waters are classified as of Ca-HCO 3 type, because of the widespread carbonate lithologies, but there is considerable variation from Na-HCO 3 type related to granitic rocks to Na-Cl type associated with deep saline brines. Since, the dominating lithology in Hellas comprises limestone, dolomitic limestone, marble, and mafic-ultramafic rocks (ophiolites), the dominant major ions in Hellenic bottled waters are Ca The source aquifers of Hellenic bottled water are apparently continuously replenished by fresh water. Chromium, V and U are discussed, because of their importance in Hellenic ground water. In Europe, the former is clearly related to ophiolites, whereas V indicates the presence of recent volcanism and basaltic rocks, and U is associated with granitic intrusions and Bunter (central England) and Keuper (central Europe) sandstone of early and late Triassic, respectively. It can, therefore, be concluded that geology is one of the key factors influencing the observed element concentrations for a significant number of elements. ΠερίληψηΣτην Ευρώπη είναι κατεγραμμένες πάνω από 1.900 μάρκες εμφιαλωμένων «με-ταλλικών νερών», η προέλευση των οποίων είναι από υπόγειους υδροφορείς. Η αγορά των εμφιαλωμένων νερών αναπτύσσεται με γοργούς ρυθμούς ως η κύρια παροχή πόσιμου νερού για το γενικό πληθυσμό σε μεγάλα τμήματα της Ευρω-παϊκής ηπείρου. Συνεπώς, θεωρήθηκε ότι η ανάλυσή τους μπορεί να αποτελέσει μιά φθηνή δυνατότητα, πρώτης προσέγγισης, της χημικής σύστασης των υπόγει-ων υδάτων των Ευρωπαϊκών χωρών. Αναγκαία πληροφορήση που συμπληρώνει τα αποτελέσματα του Γεωχημικού Άτλαντα της Ευρώπης, ο οποίος περιλαμβάνει ίζη-μα ρέματος, πλημμυρικό ίζημα, έδαφος (επιφανείας & βάθους) και ποτάμιο νερό [http://www.gtk.fi/publ/foregsatlas/]. Για τη μελέτη αυτή αγοράσθηκαν 1.785 εμφι-αλωμένα νερά από όλες τις Ευρωπαϊκές χώρες, τα οποία αντιπροσωπεύουν 1.247 πηγάδια / πηγές / γεωτρήσεις από 884 θέσεις. Τα δείγματα των εμφιαλωμένων νερών αναλύθηκαν στο εργαστήριο του Ομοσπον-διακού Ινστιτούτου Γεωεπιστημών και Φυσικών Πόρων της Γερμανίας για 72 χημι-κά στοιχεία και παραμέτρους, ήτοι (i) με ICP-MS για Ag, Al, As, B, Ba, Be, Bi, Cd, Ca, Ce, Co, Cr, Cs, Cu, Er, Eu, Fe, Ga, Gd, Ge, Hf, Hg, Ho, I, K, La, Li, Lu, Mg, Mn, Mo, Na, Nb, Nd, Ni, Pb, Pr, Rb, Sb, Sc, Se, Sm, Sn, Sr, Ta, Tb, Te, Th, Ti, Tl, Tm, U, V, W, Y, Yb, Zn, Zr, (ii) με ICP-AES για Ba, Ca, K, Mg, Mn, Na, Sr, P, Si, (iii) με IC για Br-, Cl-, F-, NO + , (v) πο-τενσιομετρικά το pH,...

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“…In the chem i cal com po si tion of the WVII-16 leak, as re corded in the anal y ses con ducted in 1973 and in 2013 (Ta ble 1) small changes in sulphate and car bon ate con cen tra tions were ob served, but the com po si tion is sta ble as far as the chlo ride and so dium con tents are con cerned. The sta bil ity of NaCl con tent in brines from in flow WVII-6 was assessed us ing a method sug gested by Bodiš et al, (2010). The lower limit of the sta bil ity range is cal culated as 25th per cen tile mi nus 1.5 times an interquartile range.…”

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Assessment of the qualitative and quantitative stability of “Wieliczka” Salt Mine (Poland) brines and of their possible use for medicinal purposes

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2014

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A., 2014. As sess ment of the qual i ta tive and quan ti ta tive sta bil ity of "Wieliczka" Salt Mine (Po land) brines and of their pos si ble use for me dic i nal pur poses. Geo log i cal Quar terly, 58 (3): 459-464, doi: 10.7306/gq.1139 Wa ter in flow to a salt mine usu ally poses a threat to the mine and some times even to its ex is tence. On the other hand the heal ing prop er ties of salt have been known since An tiq uity and brines ex tracted from the mines have been used in the treatment of var i ous dis eases. The "Wieliczka" Salt Mine in south ern Po land has been con duct ing or ga nized re ha bil i ta tion and ther a peu tic ac tiv i ties for re spi ra tory tract dis eases for al most 200 years. This pa per pres ents pre lim i nary re sults of a study focused on pre-se lec tion of out-of-de posit wa ter in flows into the mine work ings which show the low est vari abil ity in yield and in chem i cal com po si tion, and which can po ten tially be used in the health re sort op er ated by the mine. The re sults in di cate that brines from the WVII-16 leak are the only ones which can be taken into ac count when con sid er ing the use of Wieliczka brines for me dic i nal pur poses for baths, rinses, ir ri ga tion, and at lower min er ali sa tion lev els, in liq uid treat ments.

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Erratum to “Mineral waters in Slovakia — Evaluation of chemical composition stability using both historical records and the most recent data” [J. Geochem. Explor. 107 (2010) 382–390]

Cited by 8 publications

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Use of measurement uncertainty in a probabilistic scheme to assess compliance of bottled water with drinking water standards

Use of measurement uncertainty in a probabilistic scheme to assess compliance of bottled water with drinking water standards

The Geochemical Atlas of European ground water with emphasis on Hellas

Assessment of the qualitative and quantitative stability of “Wieliczka” Salt Mine (Poland) brines and of their possible use for medicinal purposes

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