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              substrate composition           Celitet, 426–427, 451                  characteristics, 192–194
                 domestic wastewater, 687     Cellulose, 425, 451                    turbidity and particle counts, 194
                 industrial wastewater, 688   Cell-wasting rate, activated sludge method,  varieties, 192
                 organic compound, 687               735–736, 749                  briggs cell, 229
              urea, 705                       Center feed clarifier, 130            Brownian motion, 229
              viable cell mass, 681           CERCLA, 604                          charge measurement
              wastewater, 681–683             CFSTR, 604                             colloid titration, 215
              yield coefficient, 718           CFU, see Colony forming unit           electrophoretic mobility (EM), 211–214
            Birmingham case, 181–182          Chelating resins, 517, 533             streaming current technique, 215–216
            Black box, 45–46, 48, 55          Chemical floc, 291                      zeta potentials, 212, 214–215, 235
            Bleeding, 418                     Chemical oxygen demand (COD), 710    chelating agent, 229
            Blinding, 451                     Chemoautotroph, 681, 710             chemistry
            Body feed, 423–424, 433, 451      Chemoorganotrophs, see Heterotrophs, definition  mechanisms, 197
            Boltzman equation, 228            Chemostat, 710                         metal ion reactions, 197
            Bonding site, 457, 502            Chemotrophs                            NOM removal, metal coagulatants,
            Boucher’s law, 385                  autotrophs, 681, 708                   197–199
            Breaches, 561                       heterotrophs, 681, 713               synthetic organics, 199–200
            Breakpoint chlorination, 618, 635  Chick–Watson relation, 614–617        theory and practice evolution, 194–197
            Bridging, 451                     Chloramines, 622                       wastewater organics, 199
            Bromine, 612, 635                 Chlorinated organics, 36–37          Coulombic interaction, 230
            Brownian motion                   Chlorine                             covalent bond, 230
              definition, 502                    chemistry                          definition, 191, 229–230, 285, 324
              flocculation, 324                     chlorine demand, 618–620        dispersion forces, 231
            Bubble aeration, 580–582               properties, 617–618             dosage, 191
            Bubble-release vacuum (BRV), 603–604  chlorination control and metering system, 610  double layer theory
            Bulk fluid flow, 847                  contact time, disinfection, 634      DLVO theory, 201–202
            Bunsen coefficient, 868              demand                               electrostatic potentials, 201
                                                   breakpoint chlorination, 618      Gouy–Chapman model and fixed layer, 200
            C                                      defined, 636                       solution’s ionic strength effects, 200–201
                                                   reactions, 618–621                surface charge, 200
            Cake filtration, 385                 described, 636                     effectiveness, 192
              applications, 423                 discovery of, 607                  equilibrium constant, 231
              attributes, 427–428               disinfection byproducts issue, 610  Faraday, 231
              definitions, 423–424               disinfection system design         flocculation, 191
              vs. depth and slow sand filtration, 433  chlorine feed, 629–630       microflocs, 191
              description, 423–431                 reactor, 630                    models, 226
              DE selection, 424–425             for Giardia lamblia cysts, 614     permittivity, 233
              design                            history, 607–610                   physical models
                 12 DE plants, 442–445          inactivation of microorganisms, 613–614  bench scale filters, 217–218
                 diatomite technologies, 437–441  metering and control, 630          jar tests, 216–217
                 parameters, 441–442            metering requirement, 621            pilot plants, 218
              history, 428–431                  operation, 633                     polymers
              media used in                     storage, 629                         characteristics, 219
                 characteristics of, 427      Chlorine–ammonia reactions, 622        definitions, 218–219
                 kinds of, 425                Chlorine dioxide (ClO 2 )              selection, 221–226
                 manufacturing of, 426–427      characteristics of, 623              structure, 220–221
                 properties of diatomaceous earth  effectiveness of, 622             in wastewater treatment, 219–220
                   filtration, 428               equipment design, 631              primary particles, 287
                 sources of, 425–426            history, 611                       rapid-mix, 191
              operation                         properties, 636                    restabilization, 234
                 cleaning and start-up, 447     reaction alternatives, 623–624     selection, 226
                 monitoring, 446–447          Cholera, 398, 418, 607, 609, 636     synthetic aluminum polymers, 210–211
                 protocols, 445–446           Citric acid cycle, 710               tertiary wastewater, 226
              phases of operation, 424–425    Clay, 513                            theory themes, 191, 226
              pilot plant studies             Cleaning, membranes, 541–542, 547, 549,  trivalent metal ions
                 case study, 448–450                 561, 565                        alkalinity, 204–205, 228
                 questions for, 447–448       Clean-in-place, 565                    alum=ferric iron and water reactions,
              process description, 424        Clean Water Act, 1972, 25                205–210, 228
              process of                      Clear well, 636                        aluminum and ferric ions, 203–204
                 hydraulics, 433–437          Clinoptilolite                    Coarse-bubble aeration, 596, 604
                 particle removal effectiveness, 431–433  framework types, 514  Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), 636
                 removal mechanisms, 433        mass of, mine waste-water treatment, 528  Coenzyme, definition, 710
            Calcined diatomite, 427, 451        properties, 515, 533            Co-ions, 511, 533
            Calcium hypochlorite, 620–621, 630, 635–636  SEM of, 515            Coliform, 636
            Carbon, see Organic carbon          in specific ion removal, 513     Collision, rapid filtration, 386
            Carbon chloroform extract (CCE), 464, 502  Coagulant chemicals, mixing  Colloidal system, 230
            Carboxyl group, 533                 flows, disparity, 260            Colloid titration, coagulation, 215
            Carcinogen, 40                      neat alum, 260–261, 282         Colony forming unit (CFU), 418, 636
            Cartridge filter, 229, 559         Coagulation                       Column reactor modeling
            Catabolism, 684–685, 709–710        adsorption destabilization, 228    gas stripping, 587–588
            Cation, 533                         ambient water particles            gas uptake, 587
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