COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SOME HEAVY METALS ACCUMULATION OF WATERMELON FOUND IN ZARIA AND KANO NIGERIA

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The comparative study of some heavy metals accumulation of watermelon commonly consumed in Kano and Zaria environmental. The nutritional and mineral levels in watermelon fruits are generally important to support the nutritional requirement of man that is why its demand necessary to check the concentration of the ions it contains. Laboratory analysis like preparation of standard for test metals were carried out to check the levels of these heavy metals in Kano and Zaria watermelon fruit. Mineral analysis based on the results it is found that Kano watermelon fruit is more nutrition and less watery but has higher level of heavy metal accumulation especially from lead given by World Health Organization (WHO) which may be due to soil type and inherent parent materials of the region. While the Zaria watermelon fruit is more watery and less nutritive compared to that of Kano but have all the heavy metal accumulations within acceptable ranges/standards given by the World Health Organization (WHO).


 

TABLE OF CONTENT

 

TITLE PAGE. i

APPROVAL PAGE. ii

DEDICATION. iii

DECLARATION. iv

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. v

ABSTRACT. vi

TABLE OF CONTENT. vii

CHAPTER ONE

1.0.INTRODUCTION. 1

1.1.STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM. 3

1.2.AIMS AND OBJECTIVES. 4

1.3.SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RESEARCH. 4

1.4.SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS. 5

CHAPTER TWO

2.0.LITERATURE REVIEW.. 6

SCIENTIFIC CLASSIFICATION. 7

ORIGIN/HABITAT. 8

VARIETIES. 8

NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITION. 10

MINERALS CONTENTS AND USES. 12

EFFECTS OF SOME HEAVY METALS. 13

CHAPTER THREE

MATERIALS AND METHODS. 17

MATERIALS. 17

APPARATUS. 17

INSTRUMENT. 18

REAGENTS. 18

SAMPLES. 19

SAMPLE DESCRIPTION………………………………………………………………………..…………….  19

METHODS…………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 19

SAMPLE PREPARATION. 19

MINERALS ANALYSIS. 20

PREPARATION OF STANDARDS FOR THE TEST METALS. 20

CHAPTER FOUR

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION. 21

RESULT. 21

DISCUSSION. 21

CHAPTER FIVE

CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS. 24

CONCLUSION. 24

RECOMMENDATION. 25

LIMITATION. 25

REFERENCES. 26

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SOME HEAVY METALS ACCUMULATION OF WATERMELON FOUND IN ZARIA AND KANO NIGERIA
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