Methods for analyzing floc properties / Steven N. Liss [and three others].: En13-5/04-178E-PDF
"Flocs are major transport agents for many environmentally significant substances in freshwater and marine ecosystems, as well as being essential components of many engineered water treatment systems. There is a well recognized need for a compilation and synthesis of the existing methods for analyzing floc properties and the structure/function relationships within flocs. A detailed compilation and synthesis of the extant methods is presented here, in a format which should stimulate the three major users of the methods. These users will be engineers, freshwater scientists and marine scientists from many diverse disciplines within the government, university and private sectors of many countries. Of particular interest will be novel methods for dissecting flocs microscopically and for analyzing microbial systems and processes at the molecular level"--Abstract.
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
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