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Groundwater is considered to be vast resource of Indian sub-continent. From several years, Ground water has b exploited for domestic, agriculture and other uses like industries etc. Due to unplanned industrialization, urbanization has led to the untreated waste contamination for ground water. The level of the fluoride content is rapidly increasing in ground water due to certain expedition. The current study presents the adaptive method named electro-coagulation which helps in the removal of the fluoride from the water. From the research, it was studied that the complete removal of the fluoride from ground water possible to 99.5%. The purpose of this paper was to understand how the electro-coagulation method has been an effective and cheap method for the fluoride removal in ground water. The approach was to assemble the fundamental equations of the electro-coagulation in electrolysis of the ground water. Exceeding the level of fluoride content gave rise to skeletal flurosis in the human body. The parameters that are undertaken are concentration of the fluoride, distance between the electrodes and pH and applied voltage where constituent of fluoride removed from the groundwater is examined in the study. It has been observed that at concentration of 1, 5, 10 mg/L of fluoride solution were prepared by mixing proper amount of sodium fluoride with tap water. At pH 5.5 the effective results are obtained and revealed that the removal capacity of the fluoride through electrodes that are kept at distance of 1 cm can obtained an effective results.