Introduction to Phosphorus Removal Study Guide
A condition in which oxygen is only available in a combined form such as nitrate (NO3), nitrite (NO2) or sulfate (SO4) in an aqueous environment. A condition in which free, dissolved, and combined oxygen is unavailable in an aqueous environment. Microorganisms (bacteria) that uptake and store orthophosphate in excess of their biological ...
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