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420 The <strong>Science</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Water</strong>: <strong>Concepts</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Applications</strong> Matter, 98, 100–104 Mayfl ies, 187–188 Mean fl ow velocity, 352–353 Me<strong>and</strong>ering, 177 Membrane fi ltration techniques, 282 Mesosomes, 132 Metrics, 222 Microbial contaminants, 207 Microbiological processes, 139–150 Microbiology, 121 Microhabitats, 181 Minor head loss, 71 Miscible, 97 Mixed media, 380 Mixing, 336 Mixing calculations, 337 Mixture, 99 Molecule, 99, 102, 104 Mortality, 169 Motor horsepower, 330 MPN method, 39 MTBE, 209–212 Muddy-bottom streams, 233 Multiple-barrier concept, 20 N Nappe, 91 Natality, 169 Nekton, 10 Net community productivity, 167 Net primary productivity, 167 Neustons, 180 Niche, 158 Nitrate, 119, 267–269 Nitrate electrode method, 269 Nitrifi cation, 162 Nitrogen, 118–119 Nitrogen cycle, 161–162 Nitrogen fi xation, 161 Nonbiodegradable, 116 Nonpoint pollution, 158 Nonpoint sources, 203, 218 Nonuniform fl ow, 69 Nucleoid, 133 Nucleus, 101 Number <strong>of</strong> pyramids, 167 Nutrients, 118–119 O Odor analysis, 285 Odors, 286 Old fi eld succession, 170 Ontogenetic change, 182 Open-channel fl ow, 74–83 Open-channel fl ow calculation, 77–78 Organic chemicals, 116 Organic matter, 10 Organics, 115 Orifi ce, 83–84 Overfl ow rate, 363–364 Overl<strong>and</strong> fl ow, 24 Oxygen sag curve, 221 P Paddle fl occulator, 348–349 Parshall fl ume, 93 Particle settling, 360–363 Parts per million (PPM), 297 Patterns <strong>of</strong> distribution, 169 Percent <strong>of</strong> solutions, 342–343 Percent mud ball volume, 376–377 Percent settled biosolids, 354–355 Percent strength <strong>of</strong> liquid solutions, 343–344 Percent strength <strong>of</strong> mixed solutions, 344 Perennial stream, 175 Period, 103 Periodic table, 103 Periphytons, 180 Permeable, 24 pH, 110 pH measurement, 262–263 pH meters, 263 Phenotypic changes, 182 Phosphorus, 119, 163–164, 265–267 Piezometer, 59 Piezometric surface, 58–59 Pili, 128 Piping, 72–74 Piping networks, 73 Pitot tube, 85 Pitting, 304 Plankton, 180 Plankton net, 241 Plankton samples, 240 Planktonic, 186 Plasma membrane, 128, 132 Point source, 158, 203, 217 Pollution, 158 Polymer, 307 Pools, 178 Population, 158, 168 Population ecology, 168–172 Porosity, 24 Positive-displacement fl owmeters, 90 Positive rheotaxis, 182 Positive thigmataxis, 182 Potable water, 23–24 Potassium permanganate oxidation, 301–302 Potential energy, 61 Precipitate, 100 Precipitation, 15, 17, 24 Precipitation <strong>of</strong> iron <strong>and</strong> manganese, 300 Pressure, 45, 50 Pressure fi lter system, 313 Pressure/head, 54–55 Pretreatment, 293 Primary consumers, 165 Productivity index, 39 Prokaryotic, 127 Prokaryotic cell, 123
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