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Coliform Persistence in Highly Chlorinated Waters
This study demonstrates how coliform organisms might exist under hours of contact with one mg/l of chlorine or even greater concentrations. The investigation discovered a train of events whereby a Crustacea harboring coli forms, while passing through a spigot, becomes ruptured by the velocity of the water, and is almost immediately flushed into a sample bottle containing sodium thiosulphate. The chlorine is neutralized and the coliforms are distributed throughout the sample, resulting in illogical bacteriologic results.
Coliform Persistence in Highly Chlorinated Waters
This study demonstrates how coliform organisms might exist under hours of contact with one mg/l of chlorine or even greater concentrations. The investigation discovered a train of events whereby a Crustacea harboring coli forms, while passing through a spigot, becomes ruptured by the velocity of the water, and is almost immediately flushed into a sample bottle containing sodium thiosulphate. The chlorine is neutralized and the coliforms are distributed throughout the sample, resulting in illogical bacteriologic results.
Coliform Persistence in Highly Chlorinated Waters
Tracy, Harry W. (author) / Camarena, Victor M. (author) / Wing, Frederick (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 58 ; 1151-1159
1966-09-01
9 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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