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1. Introduction Manganese is naturally present in the environment, found in many types of rocks, soil, and water [1], and can be found in a wide range of minerals, including carbonates, oxides, silicates, and sulfides. In soils, manganese can be detected in two primary forms: as manganese oxide and as a constituent of ferro-magnesian silicates of minerals [2,3,4].
1. Introduction Water is regarded as one of the most important natural resources. Indeed, water resources and water quality are important and indispensable for human survival, the ecological environment, and sustainable economic and regional development [1,2].
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