Heavy Metals in the Environment: International Conference Heidelberg, September 1983, Volume 1 |
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... treatment plant . There is also the further question of whether the sludge metal reduction strategy should be based on equal ( % load ) reductions for all consents , or on a maximum load limit , which would affect high load consents but ...
... treatment plant . There is also the further question of whether the sludge metal reduction strategy should be based on equal ( % load ) reductions for all consents , or on a maximum load limit , which would affect high load consents but ...
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... treatment . U. elongatulus A. cygnea C # 0.1a * 0.1b * 0.3 C * 0.1a * 0.3 * Gills 0 5.79 7.05 5.18 0 2.98 2.88 Hepatopancreas 0 0.77 0.83 1.76 0 1.51 2.51 Residue 0 0.44 2.53 4.79 0 1.38 1.70 Pooled tissues 0 1.06 2.60 3.69 0 1.77 2.22 ...
... treatment . U. elongatulus A. cygnea C # 0.1a * 0.1b * 0.3 C * 0.1a * 0.3 * Gills 0 5.79 7.05 5.18 0 2.98 2.88 Hepatopancreas 0 0.77 0.83 1.76 0 1.51 2.51 Residue 0 0.44 2.53 4.79 0 1.38 1.70 Pooled tissues 0 1.06 2.60 3.69 0 1.77 2.22 ...
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International Conference Heidelberg, September 1983. indicated that physical - chemical treatment was more effective than biological treatment in the removal of the heavy metals studied . The metals found in the wastewater with the ...
International Conference Heidelberg, September 1983. indicated that physical - chemical treatment was more effective than biological treatment in the removal of the heavy metals studied . The metals found in the wastewater with the ...
Contents
PLENARY SESSION Page | 9 |
A Historical Perspective on the Role of Aluminium in Toxicity of Acidic Soils and Lake Waters | 17 |
WHOEuro Monitoring and Epidemiology Programmes Related to Heavy Metals | 33 |
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