Showing papers in "The Chemical Engineer in 2002"
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TL;DR: In this paper, some of the unique features of these neoteric solvents are explained and suggested that they should be part of the arsenal used by all synthetic chemists, and they suggest that they can be used as a substitute for all the traditional solvent types.
Abstract: This article explains some of the unique features of these neoteric solvents, and suggests that they should be part of the arsenal of solvents used by all synthetic chemists.
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TL;DR: In this article, the authors show how the right process can be chosen to suit the particular characteristics of the sludge and the final disposal route, and how to select the best process for each sludge type.
Abstract: This article shows how the right process can be chosen to suit the particular characteristics of the sludge and the final disposal route.
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TL;DR: The metals finishing initiative as mentioned in this paper is a joint program with Thames water and the Environment Agency, which aims to improve the quality of water and air quality in the UK by using metal finishing.
Abstract: This article describes the metals finishing initiative, a joint programme with Thames water and the Environment Agency.
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TL;DR: In this article, the authors used ATP(adenosine triphosphate) as an indicator to assess the microbial viability of activated sludge during the operation of wastewater treatment plants.
Abstract: ATP(adenosine triphosphate) was used as an indicator to assess the microbial viability of activated sludge during the operation of wastewater treatment plants.Effects of different environmental factors (including pollutant load) on ATP was also studied.It was found that ATP assay was a rapid and reliable way to measure the activity of activated sludge and the applicatility of ATP information in activated sludge plants is promising.