Fundamentals of environmental engineering / created by James R. Muhelcic

By:

Mihelcic James R [author]

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Material type: Text

TextJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1999Description: xi, 335 pages: 22 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9780471243137

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LOC classification:

TC409 MIH

Contents:

Why do I need fundamentals? Units of concentration Chemistry Physical processes Biology

Summary: This book covers the fundamentals of chemical, physical and biological processes and various units in concentration as applied to environmental engineering. It includes applications related to drinking water and wastewater treatment, air quality engineering and science, groundwater transport and remediation, surface water quality, hazardous solid waste management and ecosystems."--Cover

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Includes bibliography and index

Why do I need fundamentals?
Units of concentration
Chemistry
Physical processes
Biology

This book covers the fundamentals of chemical, physical and biological processes and various units in concentration as applied to environmental engineering. It includes applications related to drinking water and wastewater treatment, air quality engineering and science, groundwater transport and remediation, surface water quality, hazardous solid waste management and ecosystems."--Cover

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