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Alkalinity measurement Part 2 – A 4 pH point titration method to determine carbonate weak acid/base in aqueous solutions containing other weak acid/bases of known concentrations
The second part of the alkalinity measurement article series in Water SA Vol. 19 No. 1, January 1993, by Moosbrugger RE, Wentzel MC, Ekama GA and Marais GvR. The issue page offers it to view as a PDF or download.
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Alkalinity measurement Part 2 – A 4 pH point titration method to determine carbonate weak acid/base in aqueous solutions containing other weak acid/bases of known concentrations Moosbrugger RE, Wentzel MC, Ekama GA, Marais GvR View PDF
Alkalinity measurement Part 1 – A 4 pH point titration method to determine the carbonate weak acid/base in an aqueous solution
The first of a three-part article series on alkalinity measurement published in Water SA Vol. 19 No. 1, January 1993, by Moosbrugger RE, Wentzel MC, Ekama GA and Marais GvR. The issue page offers it to view as a PDF or download.
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Alkalinity measurement Part 1 – A 4 pH point titration method to determine the carbonate weak acid/base in an aqueous solution Moosbrugger RE, Wentzel MC, Ekama GA, Marais GvR View PDF
Alkalinity measurement Part 3 - A 5 pH point titration method to determine the carbonate and SCFA weak acid/bases in aqueous solution containing also known concentrations of other weak acid/bases
The third part of the alkalinity measurement article series in Water SA Vol. 19 No. 1, January 1993, by Moosbrugger RE, Wentzel MC, Loewenthal RE, Ekama GA and Marais GvR. The issue page offers it to view as a PDF or download.
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Alkalinity measurement Part 3 - A 5 pH point titration method to determine the carbonate and SCFA weak acid/bases in aqueous solution containing also known concentrations of other weak acid/bases Moosbrugger RE, Wentzel MC, Loewenthal RE, Ekama GA, Marais GvR View PDF
Grape wine distillery waste in UASB systems – Feasibility alkalinity requirements and pH control
An article in Water SA Vol. 19 No. 1, January 1993, by Moosbrugger RE, Wentzel MC, Ekama GA and Marais GvR, on grape wine distillery waste in UASB systems. The issue page offers it to view as a PDF or download.
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Grape wine distillery waste in UASB systems – Feasibility alkalinity requirements and pH control Moosbrugger RE, Wentzel MC, Ekama GA, Marais GvR View PDF
Lauter tun (brewery) waste in UASB systems – Feasibility, alkalinity requirements and pH control
An article in Water SA Vol. 19 No. 1, January 1993, by Moosbrugger RE, Wentzel MC, Ekama GA and Marais GvR, dealing with brewery lauter tun waste in UASB systems. The issue page offers it to view as a PDF or download.
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Lauter tun (brewery) waste in UASB systems – Feasibility, alkalinity requirements and pH control Moosbrugger RE, Wentzel MC, Ekama GA, Marais GvR View PDF
Weak acid/bases and pH control in anaerobic systems - A review
A review article published in Water SA Vol. 19 No. 1, January 1993, by Moosbrugger RE, Wentzel MC, Ekama MW and Marais GvR. The issue page offers the article to read as a PDF or to download.
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Moosbrugger RE, Wentzel MC, Ekama MW, Marais GvR View PDF — Weak acid/bases and pH control in anaerobic systems - A review Download — Weak acid/bases and pH control in anaerobic systems - A review
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https://www.wrc.org.za/water-sa-issue/19-no-1-january-1993/
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- Water SA Vol. 19 No. 1, January 1993
- January 1, 1993
- 12 articles
- Water Research Commission (WRC)
- articles offered as View PDF and Download
- Water Research Commission
- Moosbrugger RE
- Wentzel MC
- Ekama MW
- Marais GvR
- Ekama GA
- Loewenthal RE