What chemicals can be utilized to eliminate septic areas in a new oxidation pond?

The utilization of sodium nitrate or ammonium nitrate in oxidation ponds is particularly beneficial for reducing septic conditions due to their role as nitrogen sources. These chemicals can enhance the biological activity within the pond by providing nutrients that support the growth of beneficial microorganisms. When these microorganisms thrive, they help to break down organic matter, leading to improved treatment of wastewater and a reduction in odors and septic behavior.

In oxidation ponds, the presence of unnecessary organic matter can create anaerobic conditions that are often associated with septic conditions. By introducing nitrogen in the form of sodium nitrate or ammonium nitrate, the balance of nutrients can be adjusted, promoting aerobic digestion which is essential for maintaining water quality and preventing septic areas from becoming problematic.

The other options do not effectively address the need for promoting aerobic microbial growth or nutrient balance in oxidation ponds, which is why they are less suitable for eliminating septicity.