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Mercury
44. Mercury (I1) Removal from Aqueous Solution Using Ion Exchange and Carbon Adsorption,
Keith W. Fife, Joel D. Williams, and H. G. Folster, Wastewater Treatment, Mercury, Ion Ex-
change, Adsorption, Ann Arbor Science Publishers, Inc., P.O. Box 1425, Ann Arbor, M148106,
pp. 643-654.
45. Removal of Mercury from Drinking Water Using Activated Carbon, Leon Thiem, Diane
Badorek, and John T. O'Connor, Journal American Water Works Association, August 1976,
vol. 68, no. 8, pp. 447-451.

Nitrate

46. Nitrate Removal from Drinking Water in Glendale, Arizona, Dennis Clifford, C. C. Lin, L. L.
Horng, and J. V. Boegel, PB 87-129 284/AS, NTIS, Springfield, Va., 1987.
47. AWWA Journal, S. Subramonian, Dennis Clifford, and W. Vijjeswarapu, 1990, pp. 61-70.
48. Removal of Nitrate from Contaminated Water Supplies for Public Use, G. A. Guter, EPA-6005-
81-029, U.S. EPA, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1981.

Organics (Naturally Occurring)
49. Removal of Dissolved Organic Carbon by Coagulation with Iron Sulfate, Robert L. Sinsabaugh,
III, Robert C. Hoehn, William R. Knocke, and Arthur E. Linkins, III, Research and Technol-
ogy, Journal AWWA, May 1986.
50. Organic Traps, Application Bulletin, ResinTech, Inc., 615 Deer Road, Cherry Hill, N.J.
51. The Role of Organics in Water Treatment Parts 1, 2 and 3, Amber-hi-lites, Rohm and Haas
Company, Fluid Process Chemical Department, no. 169 (Part 3), Winter 1982.
52. Reducing Cancer Risks by Improving Organic Carbon Removal, Bryan D. Black, Gregory W.
Harrington, and Philip C. Singer, Disinfection By-Products, Journal AWWA, June 1996.
53. The Use of Anion Exchange Resins for the Removal of Natural Organic Matter from Munici-
pal Water, J. M. Symons, P. L-K. Fu, and P. H-S Kim, International Water Conference, Pro-
ceedings Book, 92-120, Pittsburgh, Pa., October 1992.
54. The Reversible Removal of Naturally Occurring Organics Using Ion Exchange Resins: Part 1,
Michael Gottlieb, Industrial Water Treatment, vol. 27, no. 3, May 1995.
55. The Reversible Removal of Naturally Occurring Organics Using Resins Regenerated with So-
dium Chloride, Part 2, Michael Gottlieb, Ultrapure Water, vol. 14, no. 8, November 1996. Also
published in Ion Exchange Developments and Applications, Proceedings of IEX '96, Edited by
J. A. Greig, copyright 1996, by The Royal Society of Chemistry.
56. Operating Experiences with a New Organic Trap Resin, International Water Conference
Prodeedings, IWC95-1, Pittsburgh, Pa., October 1995.
57. Removal of Aquatic Organics by Anion Exchange Resins, P. L. K. Fu and J. M. Symons, Proc.
AWWA Annual Conf., Orlando, Fla., June 1988.

Perchlorate

58. Perchlorate in the Environments, E. T. Urbansky, Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, Pro-
ceedings of the American Chemical Society Division of Environmental Chemistry Composium
on Perchlorate in the Environment, August 22-24, 1999.
59. ATR-FT1R Detection of >/= 25 txg/L Aqueous Cyanide, Perchlorate, and PFOS.