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Removal of Radionuclides From Water by Water Treatment Processes

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By Roy Morton, Conrad P. Straub
| AWWA Opflow Verified
Maximum Permissible Amounts of Radioisotopes in the Human Body and Maximum Permissible Concentrations in Air and Water . , No. (Mar. 20, ). • ; ; & Studies on the Removal of Radioactive Contaminants From Water . Jour. AWWA, : (Oct. ). • ; ; & Observations on the Removal of Radioisotopes During Purification of Domestic Water Supplies : I—Radioidine . J. Inst. Water Engrs., : (Nov. ). • ; ; & Removal of Radioactive Substances From Water by Biological Treatment Processes . Atomics, : (May ).
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Use of the Gamma Spectrometer in the Identification of Radionuclides in Water

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By G. Richard Hagee, Abraham S. Goldin, Conrad P. Straub
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Polyelectrolyte Persistence in a Municipal Water Supply

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By Conrad P. Straub, Velta Goppers
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Laboratory investigation revealed that a particular polyelectrolyte added to raw water as a coagulant and filter aid was present in the finished water; the polyelectrolyte in the finished water appeared as the polymer and as monomers; and the polyelectrolyte or other added chemicals reacted with the organic compounds in raw water forming new substances that were transferred through the various stages of water treatment to the finished water prior to discharge to the distribution system.
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