Science of Water : Concepts and Applications

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Second Edition THE SCIENCE OF WATER Concepts and Applications
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Page 6: For Revonna M. Bieber
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Page 20: Preface Hailed on its fi rst public
Page 24: About the Author Frank R. Spellman,
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Page 36 and 37: 2 All about Water Water can both fl
Page 38 and 39: All about Water 13 discovered a few
Page 40 and 41: All about Water 15 Surface tension
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All about Water 27 and (2) natural
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All about Water 29 FIGURE 2.3 Water
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All about Water 31 A fi ner screen,
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All about Water 33 Ground Confining
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All about Water 35 WELL SYSTEMS The
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All about Water 37 DEEP WELLS Deep
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All about Water 39 DROP PIPE The dr
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All about Water 41 WELL MAINTENANCE
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All about Water 43 4. Loss and wast
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4 Water Chemistry Chemical testing
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Water Chemistry 99 • • • •
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Water Chemistry 101 Like solids, li
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Water Chemistry 103 directly relate
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Water Chemistry 105 As stated previ
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Water Chemistry 107 As mentioned, c
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Water Chemistry 109 INORGANIC MATTE
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Water Chemistry 111 time water is s
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Water Chemistry 113 COAGULATION Che
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Water Chemistry 115 organic resins.
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Water Chemistry 117 Certain nonbiod
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Water Chemistry 119 Nitrogen occurs
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5 Water Biology Scientists picture
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Water Biology 123 KEY TERMS Key ter
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Water Biology 125 √ Note: Escheri
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Water Biology 127 Cells exist in a
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Water Biology 129 TABLE 5.2 Compari
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Water Biology 131 Cocci (spherical
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Water Biology 133 or lamellae. Thei
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Water Biology 135 Protozoa consume
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Water Biology 137 MICROSCOPIC CRUST
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Water Biology 139 soil and on other
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Water Biology 141 While most Giardi
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Water Biology 143 fl oats in the fe
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Water Biology 145 5. Chlorine conce
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Water Biology 147 However, 1993 was
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Water Biology 149 make it possible
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Water Biology 151 REFERENCES Bingha
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Water Biology 153 Tyzzer, E.E., 190
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7 Water Pollution This country’s
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Water Pollution 203 10. Materials s
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Water Pollution 205 and that is tha
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Water Pollution 207 while simultane
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Water Pollution 209 replenishment,
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Water Pollution 211 Is MTBE in Drin
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Water Pollution 213 chloride, organ
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Water Pollution 215 humans depend o
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Water Pollution 217 City and suburb
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9 Water Treatment If you visit Amer
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Water Treatment 291 Dr. Snow, the o
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Water Treatment 293 impurities affe
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Water Treatment 295 water before it
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Water Treatment 297 Solution: 30 lb
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Water Treatment 299 CHEMICAL FEEDER
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Water Treatment 301 packing materia
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Water Treatment 303 The hardness (i
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Glossary A Absorption Any process b
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Glossary 403 Benthic organism A for
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Glossary 405 Confl uence The fl owi
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Glossary 407 Electrodialysis The pr
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Glossary 409 Headwaters The source
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Glossary 411 Monitoring well A well
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Glossary 413 Pretreatment Any physi
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Glossary 415 Solvated When either a
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Index A Abiotic factor, 157 Acid wa
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Index 419 Food chain, 165 Food chai
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Index 421 Propeller meter, 89 Proto
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