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Free Residual Chlorination in Indiana

Journal AWWA, 1949
The principal source of supply is Flint Lake, 3 miles north of the city, where the 2-mgd. filter plant and the pumping station are located. The lake is approximately 90 acres in area, has a capacity of approximately 400 mil. gal. and is fed by a series of smaller lakes. Four wells are in operation and a new one is being built.
Richard H. Coote, Marshall P. Crabill
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Chlorinated hydrocarbon residues in the fish of lake Tanganyika

Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 1976
The use of chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticides for the control of tropical diseases and the treatment of agricultural crops in Central Africa has [ncreased tremendously since it was started in 1954 (LAMBRECHT, 1954; BRION, 1962). Even though the levels of residues from such pesticides have been studied extensively in many parts of the world, there are ...
H, Deelstra, J L, Power, C T, Kenner
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Chlorinated benzene residues in fish in Slovenia (Yugoslavia)

Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 1980
Chlorinated benzenes (CB) can enter the environment as a waste product of the electro-industry and as a result of its use as a solvent, pesticide, heat transfer fluid, flame retardant and chemical intermediate as well as from side reactions in the production of chlorinated compounds, waste water chlorination and from lindane and HCB transformation ...
J, Jan, S, Malnersic
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Continuous Recording of Chlorine Residuals and Determination of Chlorine Demand

1953
Continuous recording of residual chlorine is not a new idea. Rather this has been the aim of scientists and operating personnel since chlorination of potable water was first placed on a continuous basis in 1908. Actually the development of reliable equipment for this purpose could not take place until the nature and characteristics of residual chlorine
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Amperometric Residual Chlorine Recording

Journal AWWA, 1951
MORE than two years have passed since the original installation of a residual chlorine recorder at the Wyandotte filter plant. One year of operation sufficed to convince the plant operators that, at last, an instrument was available for adequate and accurate control of the chlorination process for water purification.
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Chlorinated pesticide residues in honey

Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 1973
J N, Ogata, A, Bevenue
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Effect of residual chlorine on iron particle formation considering drinking water conditions

Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering, 2021
Yuan Zhuang, Baoyou Shi
exaly  

Recording Residual Chlorine

Journal AWWA, 1946
John R. Baylis, H. H. Gerstein, Kenneth E. Damann   +2 more
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Molecular insight into the hepatopancreas of oriental river prawn (Macrobrachium nipponense) in response to residual chlorine stimulus

Aquatic Toxicology, 2022
Peng Zhu, Yongqing Zeng
exaly  

Determination of residual chlorine in chlorinated sea water

The Analyst, 1962
V. T. Athavale, C. V. Krishnan, A. R. Subramanian   +2 more
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