Abstract
Hydrogeochemical vulnerability is a part of groundwater vulnerability study. At present time, different meaning of pollutant, unsaturated zone, and aquifer is proposed in scientific literature. The analysis of these basic terms has been done. Contamination, pollution, and pollutants are differentiated. Unsaturated zone or vadose zone notion is analyzed related to the groundwater vulnerability. The modern meaning of an aquifer is described from the view of water quality protection.
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Moraru, C., Hannigan, R. (2018). Basic Principles of Hydrogeology for Hydrogeochemical Vulnerability. In: Analysis of Hydrogeochemical Vulnerability. Springer Hydrogeology. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-70960-4_3
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