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The concentration of anion components in natural and treated waters can have profound effects on the ecosystem. Through the process of bioaccumulation their presence can affect all organisms from invertebrates, fish, crops, and livestock to, ultimately, humans.
This text investigates the analytical methodologies required to accurately measure and monitor the concentration of various anion components in natural and treated water systems. T.R. Crompton provides a comprehensive technical overview of the chemical processes involved in water analysis, focusing on the environmental implications of anion presence. The work serves as a reference for researchers and environmental scientists tasked with assessing water safety and ecological health through rigorous laboratory testing.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this work as a technical resource for professionals in environmental chemistry and water management. Readers frequently note the high level of procedural detail, which serves as a foundational reference for laboratory practitioners and environmental researchers.
Page Count:
880
Publication Date:
2004-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203303237
ISBN-13:
9780203303238
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