Transcription of Transport and Fate of Contaminants in Surface Water
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Transport and Fate ofContaminants in Surface WaterJune 2001 This booklet is part of a series of educational brochures and slide sets that focuses on various aspects ofwater source protection. The series has been prepared jointly by the University of California AgriculturalExtension Service and the California Department of Health further information about this and other documents in the series, contact the project team leader (seebelow) or visit the following : Rhea Williamson, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, San Jose State University, SanJose, Calif.
be degraded is necessary if the fate of the chemical is to be determined accurately. Solids in water exist in two forms: either as particulate (filterable) solids or as dissolved (nonfilterable) solids. Within each group, further differentiation can be made between organic (volatile) solids and …
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