Predicting Fate and Transformation of Oxy-Anions in Wastewater Treatment

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This report describes efforts to track and understand the chemical behavior of metals in wastewater. Specifically studied in this research were the oxy-anions of arsenic, molybdenum, selenium, and vanadium. The project team reports on tests and analysis of samples from 12 full-scale plants, as well as bench-scale experiments and computer modeling. Published by WERF. 163 pages. Soft cover.

Originally funded as WERF project 97-CTS-2.

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Predicting Fate and Transformation of Oxy-Anions in Wastewater Treatment

Abstract

Resources

Predicting Fate and Transformation of Oxy-Anions in Wastewater Treatment

Predicting Fate and Transformation of Oxy-Anions in Wastewater Treatment

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