Unintentional pH Variation During Arsenic Removal

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Develops technologies and operational strategies that can be implemented to prevent the release of arsenic in finished water due to unintentional pH variation during treatment. Provides a basis for utilities to evaluate techniques to meet the arsenic regulatory limit in treated water. Also considers water treatment cost, risk of system failure, residual management issues, and operational requirements for various types of arsenic treatment systems. Research partner: AWTP. Published in 2007. Foundation subscribers can download this Web-only report.

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Unintentional pH Variation During Arsenic Removal

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Unintentional pH Variation During Arsenic Removal

Abstract

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Unintentional pH Variation During Arsenic Removal

Enhanced Removal of Nutrients and Trace Organic Contaminants in Pilot-Scale Stormwater Treatment Systems

Critical Review of Treatment Options and Considerations for Strontium Removal from Water

Evaluation of Impact of Nanoparticle Pollutants

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Treatment Strategies for the Removal of Lithium from Drinking Water

Evaluation and Life Cycle Comparison of Ex-Situ Treatment Technologies for Poly- and Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) in Groundwater

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