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Environmental Letters, Volume 4, Issue 1 (1973)

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A Study of the Atomic Absorption Determination of Some Important Heavy Metals in Fertilizers and Domestic Sewage Plant Sludges

J. C. Van Loon & J. Lichwa

Pages: 1-8

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Determination of Water and Volatile Organics in Filter Collected Aerosols

R. A. Meyer, G. M. Hidy & J. H. Davis

Pages: 9-20

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Nitrogen Fixation in Lake Sediments: Contribution to Nitrogen Budget of Lake Mendota

A. N. Macgregor, D. R. Keeney & Kuang-Lin Chen

Pages: 21-26

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Enhanced Nitrification by Addition of Clinoptilolite to Tertiary Activated Sludge Units

Ronald C. Sims & Linda W. Little

Pages: 27-34

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Atmospheric Reaeration Capacity of Streams Part I Critical Review of Methods Available to Measure and to Calculate the Atmospheric Reaeration Rate Constant

John S. Zogorski & Samuel D. Faust

Pages: 35-59

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Atmospheric Reaeration Capacity of Streams Part II Direct Measurement of the Atmospheric Reaeration Rate Constant in the Upper Raritan River Basin

John S. Zogorski & Samuel D. Faust

Pages: 61-85

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Editorial board page for “Environmental Letters”, Volume 4, Number 1

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