The Relation between Risk and Level of Chemical Components in Drinking Water: Chemical analysis of drinking water in Khartoum State

This study intends to determine the concentrations of chemical components in drinking water from different sources. Also, it implements a comparison between the results achieved with WHO and SSMO standards and, at the same time, it examines and studies the relationship between chemical component levels in drinking water and their effects on human health. While this research improves the community's awareness about chemical water pollution, it studies the environment and its relation to the pollution of drinking water. Another aim of this project is to prevent people from the diseases caused by this type of pollution. It educates people about diverse chemical analyses and assesses the level of chemical components of drinking water before supplying to drinking.

Dr. Eiman is a lecturer at the International College for Engineering and Management (ICEM) in Muscat, Oman. She holds a Ph.D. in Disaster and Crisis Management and an M.Sc. in the field of Toxicology. Currently, she is a member of the International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM), USA. Her interest is in evaluating the impact of toxic materials on human health and researching environmental standards. She is also involved in volunteering activities and, as such, acts as Deputy Head of Education Office in volunteering Organisation in Sudan.