Add to ORKGAE-1029; Part of the series: Treatment systems for household water supplies. This circular focuses on the contaminants that activated carbon filters remove from water
The US Environmental Protection Agency is currently proposing regulations to further limit the conce...
The provision of high quality, potable water in a sustainable and effective manner is a key challen...
New federal drinking water regulations have been promulgated to restrict the levels of disinfection ...
1 online resource (PDF, 7 pages)This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowle...
Activated carbon filtration can effectively reduce certain organic compounds and chlorine in drinkin...
Many people feel the water supplied by public water systems to their home faucets is not safe. Most ...
AE-1046; Part of the series: Treatment systems for household water supplies. This circular focuses o...
People are concerned about contaminants in their drinking water that cannot be removed by water soft...
The intent of this study was to investigate the remediation potential of point-of-use activated car...
Natural waters contain organic substances that have a major impact on the quality of water, in parti...
Point-of-use (POU) activated carbon (AC) filters are ubiquitous in many U.S. households. AC can redu...
The future of water security in the U.S. is clouded by the progression of anthropogenic climate chan...
Public water systems add disinfectants in water treatment to inactivate microbial pathogens. Chlorin...
This document contains information on recommended treatments for common containments of household wa...
Water Purification and the Industries It Supports Zeljka Zec and KJ Bell Department of Chemistry and...
The US Environmental Protection Agency is currently proposing regulations to further limit the conce...
The provision of high quality, potable water in a sustainable and effective manner is a key challen...
New federal drinking water regulations have been promulgated to restrict the levels of disinfection ...
1 online resource (PDF, 7 pages)This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowle...
Activated carbon filtration can effectively reduce certain organic compounds and chlorine in drinkin...
Many people feel the water supplied by public water systems to their home faucets is not safe. Most ...
AE-1046; Part of the series: Treatment systems for household water supplies. This circular focuses o...
People are concerned about contaminants in their drinking water that cannot be removed by water soft...
The intent of this study was to investigate the remediation potential of point-of-use activated car...
Natural waters contain organic substances that have a major impact on the quality of water, in parti...
Point-of-use (POU) activated carbon (AC) filters are ubiquitous in many U.S. households. AC can redu...
The future of water security in the U.S. is clouded by the progression of anthropogenic climate chan...
Public water systems add disinfectants in water treatment to inactivate microbial pathogens. Chlorin...
This document contains information on recommended treatments for common containments of household wa...
Water Purification and the Industries It Supports Zeljka Zec and KJ Bell Department of Chemistry and...
The US Environmental Protection Agency is currently proposing regulations to further limit the conce...
The provision of high quality, potable water in a sustainable and effective manner is a key challen...
New federal drinking water regulations have been promulgated to restrict the levels of disinfection ...