Pollutant inorganic

Gaseous Pollutants Gaseous pollutants may be classified as inorganic or organic. Inorganic pollutants consist of ... 

O Hara TM, Woshner V, Bratton G. 2003. Inorganic pollutants in Arctic marine mammals. In Vos JG, Bossart GD, Fournier M, O Shea TJ, editors. Toxicology of marine mammals. London (UK) Taylor Francis, p. 206-246. 

The dissolved inorganic pollutants for the coil coating category are hexavalent chromium, chromium (total), copper, lead, nickel, zinc, cadmium, iron, and phosphorus. Removal of these inorganics is often... 

As a consequence of human activities, large quantities of inorganic pollutants coming from different sources (e.g., domestic, industrial, etc.) are released into the Ebro River, where a fraction of them can be accumulated in sediments. In this... 

Dzombak, D. A. and F. M. M. Morel, 1987, Adsorption of inorganic pollutants in aquatic systems. Journal of Hydraulic Engineering 113,430-475. 

As a first approach it is assumed that an industrial closed water loop focuses on the production of one type of process water of a constant water quality and temperature. After this process water has been polluted and has become a wastewater, it will be treated to the required quality and will be used again as process water. In fact this is the simplest form of a closed loop water system. We will discuss this situation first. The first step in the design of such a simple closed loop water system is to consider the type of separate treatment steps and the sequence of these treatment steps which have to be applied on a wastewater stream that contains large amounts of easily biodegradable soluble pollutants in addition to non-biodegradable soluble organic and inorganic pollutants and suspended and colloidal particulate... 

Determination of the concentration of inorganic pollutants in eluates and leachate ... 

This is a process mainly used in power plants for removal of ions by forming insoluble salts. Common precipitating agents are lime, hydrogen sulfide, organic precipitants, and sods ash. Optimum pH depends on the ions to be removed. The removal efficiency for inorganic pollutants is as follows ... 

Archer, F.C. (1980) Trace elements in soils in England and Wales. In Inorganic Pollution and Agriculture, MAFF/ADAS Reference Book 326, pp. 184-190. 

Thanuttamavong M., K. Yamamoto, J.I. Oh, K.H. Choo, and S.J. Choi (2002). Rejection characteristics of organic and inorganic pollutants by ultra low-pressure nanoliltration of surface water for drinking water treatment. Desalination 145 257-264. 

We are grateful for the help and encouragement of Prof. Sheldon K. Friedlander of UCLA and Prof. Glen R. Cass of California Institute of Technology. This work was supported in part by the USEPA, Inorganic Pollutant Research Branch under Grant No. R 806005 to Washington University. A portion... 

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