The Level of Arsenic in Water from Mineral Water Spring Gajdovka in Košice and the Associated Health Risks

1. ATSDR — Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, 2007: Toxicological profile for arsenic. U. S. Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Service. Division of Toxicology and Environmental Medicine/Applied Toxicology Branch 1600, Clifton Road NE Mailstop F-32 Atlanta, Georgia, 30333.Search in Google Scholar

2. Bodiš, D., Kordík, J., Slaninka, I., Malík, P., Liščák, P., Panák, D., et al., 2010: Mineral waters in Slovakia — evaluation of chemical composition stability using both historical records and the most recent data. Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 107, 382—390.10.1016/j.gexplo.2010.06.009Search in Google Scholar

3. Bodiš, D., Vranovská, A., 2012: Genesis of anomalous arsenic content in the Ďurkov hydro-geothermal structure (In Slovak). Podzemná voda (Groundwater), 18, 123—136.Search in Google Scholar

4. Dietzová, Z., Bratská, Z., 2010: Estimation of health risk from water consumption from the freely accessible spring water in Košice (In Slovak). In Environment and Health. Proceedings of Scientific Work, Bratislava, 25—30.Search in Google Scholar

5. Dietzová, Z., Labancová, J., Bratská, Z., 2012: Is the health risk from arsenic in a freely accessible mineral spring in Kosice acceptable? (In Slovak). Using Experimental Methods to Protect the Health of the Population and the Environment. Reviewed Proceedings of Scientific Works, Košice, 32—37.Search in Google Scholar

6. Ďurža, O., Khun, M., 2002:Environmental Geochemistry of Heavy Metals (In Slovak). Faculty of Natural Sciences, UK Bratislava, 116 pp.Search in Google Scholar

7. Fľaková, R., Ženišová, Z., Jašová, I., Krčmář, D., 2009: Water contamination with arsenic and antimony in abandoned deposit Poproč (In Slovak). Podzemná voda (Groundwater), 15, 132—148.Search in Google Scholar

8. Gajda spa:http://gajdovka.webnode.sk/gajdove-kupele/www.cassovia.sk/zony/anicka.php3. (In Slovak). Accessed Nov. 15, 2017).Search in Google Scholar

9. Gürkan, R., Kir, U., Altunay, N., 2015: Development of a simple, sensitive and inexpensive ion — pairing cloud point extraction approach for the determination of trace inorganic arsenic species in spring water, beverage and rice samples by UV-Vis spectrophotometry. Food Chemistry, doi:10.1016/j.foodchem.2015.01.142. Accessed Feb. 2, 2018.10.1016/j.foodchem.2015.01.142.AccessedFeb.22018Open DOISearch in Google Scholar

10. Hagarová, I., Žemberyová, M., 2005: Determination of arsenic in biological and environmental samples by AAS techniques (In Slovak). Chemické Listy (Chemical Letters), 99, 578—584.Search in Google Scholar

11. Hegedűsová, A., Pavlík, V., Hegedűs O., 2010: The occurrence of arsenic in artesian wells of selected sites (In Slovak). Acta Universitatis Matthiae Belli, Ser. Chem., 12, 81—86.Search in Google Scholar

12. Hughes, M. F., Razo, L. M., Kenyon, N. E. M., 2000: Dose dependent effects on tissue distribution and metabolism of dimethylarsinic acid in the mouse after intravenous administration. Toxicology, 143, 155—166.10.1016/S0300-483X(99)00169-9Search in Google Scholar

13. Hydrogeochemical report, 1996: Košice-Anicka-hydrogeo-chemical evaluation min. water in G-5 borehole. 035/96. Geoconzult a.s.Search in Google Scholar

14.https://euroclean.sk/slovnik-sk/arsen-ve-vode-jeho-odstraneni/ (In Slovak). Accessed Feb. 2, 2018.Search in Google Scholar

15.http://www.topky.sk/cl/10/568940/V-pitnej-vode-v-Pohronskom-Bukovci-nasli-arzen (In Slovak). Accessed Feb. 2, 2018.Search in Google Scholar

16.http://vysetrenie.zoznam.sk/cl/1000663/1470313/Slovaci-vohrozeni--Zakazane-pitie-vody-z-vodovodu--obsahuje-nebezpecny-arzen (In Slovak). Accessed Feb. 2, 2018.Search in Google Scholar

17.https://spis.korzar.sme.sk/c/5596015/pramene-v-okoli-ganoviec-maju-vyssi-obsah-arzenu.html. (In Slovak). Accessed Feb. 2, 2018.Search in Google Scholar

18.http://www.putujici.cz/?p=p_354&sName=Prameny-plnearzenu. (In Slovak). Accessed Feb. 2, 2018.Search in Google Scholar

19. IARC—International Agency for Research on Cancer, 1980: IARC monographs on the evaluation of the carcinogenic risk of chemicals to humans, Vol. 20, Some Metals and Metallic Compounds, IARC Lyon, 39—140.Search in Google Scholar

20. Jurkovič, Ľ., Hiller, E., Slaninka, I., Kordík, J., Majzlan, J., 2006:Geochemical Study of Contaminated River Sediments and Surface Waters and Experimental Assessment of Mobility As (the catchment area of the Kyjov and Ondava stream, Poša wasteland, eastern Slovakia) (In Slovak). Workshop BO. http://www.banskeodpady.sk/files/Jurkovic%20et%20al%202006_Worshop%20BO.pdf. Accessed Nov. 15, 2017.Search in Google Scholar

21. Jurkovič, L., Kordik, J., Slaninka, I., 2006: Geochemical study of arsenic mobility insecondarily influenced Kyjov Brook and Ondava River (Eastern Slovakia). Slovak Geological Magazine, 12, 31—38.Search in Google Scholar

22. Loredo, J., Ordóñez, A., Baldo, C. and García-Iglesias, J., 2003: Arsenic mobilization from waste piles of the El Terronal mine, Asturias, Spain. J. Geochemistry: Exploration, Environment, Analysis, 3, 229—237.10.1144/1467-7873/03-003Search in Google Scholar

23. Milata, V., Segľa, P., Gatial, A., Šima, J., Kováčik, V., 2009:Spectral Tables for Solving Problems and Problems in Molecular Spectroscopy (In Slovak). STU, Bratislava, 90 pp. http://www.banskeodpady.sk/files/Jurkovic%20et%20al%202006_Worshop%20BO.pdf. Accessed Nov. 15, 2017.Search in Google Scholar

24. Piroš, A., 1999: Was Anna the pub owner ? Cassovia.sk:http://www.cassovia.sk/zony/anicka.php3. Accessed Nov. 15, 2017.Search in Google Scholar

25. Pitter, P., 1999:Hydrochemie (In Czech). 3rd rev., Prague, Higher School of Chemical Technology, 568 pp.Search in Google Scholar

26. Rapant, S., Krčmová, K., 2006: Potential health risk of arsenic contamination of groundwater of the Slovak. Mineralia Slovaca, 38, 29—36.10.1007/s10653-006-9072-y17256097Search in Google Scholar

27. Slovak Water Management Company, 2014:Measured Curve, Water Hornad-Kysak, Water Conditions 2014 (In Slovak). Banská Šiavnica.Search in Google Scholar

28. Ševc, J., Čerňanský, S., 2003: Microbial methylation as a part of transformation processes and migration of arsenic under natural conditions. Phytopedon (Bratislava), 2, 60—68.Search in Google Scholar

29. State Veterinary and Food Administration SR: Table: Water quality indicators, infant water and mineral water. In Food Code (updated on Jan. 31, 2017). Part III, Chapter 25, Appendix No. 1. http://www.svssr.sk/legislativa/kodex_03_25_01asp. Accessed Nov. 15, 2017.Search in Google Scholar

30. US EPA Integrated Risk InformationSystem, 1998: Risk Assesment-Multipathway Exposure. Risksoft 2,0 /software/.Search in Google Scholar

31. Ženišová, Z., Fľaková, R., Jašová, I. Cicmanová, S., 2009: Antimony and arsenic in waters affected by mining activities in selected areas of Slovakia (In Slovak). Podzemná voda (Groundwater), 15, 100—117. https://doi.org/10.1144/1467-7873/03-003. Accessed Nov. 15, 2017.10.1144/1467-7873/03-003.AccessedNov.152017Open DOISearch in Google Scholar

32. Žemberyová, M., Chromá, O., Shearman, A., Hagarová, I., 2007: Speciation of chromium and inorganic arsenic in waters using solid phase extraction and atomic absorption spectrometry (In Slovak). Chemické Listy (Chemical Letters), 101, 303—309.Search in Google Scholar