Fast and Sensitive UPLC/MS(MS) Determination of Diquat and Paraquat in Drinking WaterSample PreparationNote: Polypropylene containers should be used for sample collection and for all sample preparation steps. Polypropylene autosampler vials (part number 186002642) are recommended for UPLC analysis.Kim ...
Fast-running water can have large-sized and more sediment. Heavy rains can pick up clay, sand, silt, and other particles like tire particles, leaves, and soil. Moreover, a change in the flow rate can affect total suspended solids. If the current water's direction or speed increas...
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Here, we comprehensively review and compare 3 major biofiltration processes in drinking water treatment plants (DWTPs), including rapid sand filtration (RSF), granular activated carbon filtration (GACF), and slow sand filtration (SSF), from both the performance and mechanistic perspectives. The revie...
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In this study, we present a simple iodometric method for fast detection of PbO(2) in chlorinated drinking water. PbO(2) can oxidize iodide to form triiodide (I(3)(-)), a yellow-colored anion that can be detected by the UV-vis spectrometry. Complete reduction of up to 20 mg/L PbO(...
H4 speeds up the elimination of ethanol in the blood too much, as the clearance of BAC is too fast in the second half of the time series. Only H1 can sufficiently slow down the release of ethanol from the stomach to match the behavior described by the estimation data. Thus, the final ...
There was no significant influence on liver function, fasting blood glucose, lipid metabolism or water-electrolyte balance. There was no difference in overall symptoms of nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or bloating between the two groups. Thus, GT consumption after gastrectomy was safe enough. TNF-α ...