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Publications by Walter J. Weber
Correlation of Humic Substance Trihalomethane Formation Potential and Adsorption Behavior to Molecular Weight Distribution in Raw and Chemically Treated Waters
Water Research
Waste Management
Civil
Disposal
Structural Engineering
Technology
Ecological Modeling
Environmental Engineering
Water Science
Pollution
Comparative Assessment of the Chemical and Adsorptive Characteristics of Leachates From a Municipal and an Industrial Landfill
Water, Air, and Soil Pollution
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Chemistry
Water Science
Technology
Ecological Modeling
Pollution
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Study on Pollution Load Analysis of Trihalomethane Formation Potential.
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Using Two-Dimensional Correlation Size Exclusion Chromatography (2d-CoSEC) and EEM-PARAFAC to Explore the Heterogeneous Adsorption Behavior of Humic Substances on Nanoparticles With Respect to Molecular Sizes
Effects of Molecular Weight and Its Distribution on Fractural Behavior of Polystyrene
Polymer Journal
Polymers
Materials Chemistry
Plastics
Chemical and Biological Influence of Hazardous Substances and Obstacle Organisms to Aquatic Environment and Their Control. Effect of Organic Substance Produced From Algae on Trihalomethane Formation Potential.
Journal of Japan Society on Water Environment
Influence of Cleaning Time in Household Reservoirs on Trihalomethane Formation in Treated Water
Journal of Water Resource and Protection
Enhanced Adsorption of Humic Acid on APTES Modified Palygorskite: Behavior and Mechanism
Influence of Cleaning Time in Household Reservoirs on Trihalomethane Formation in Treated Water
Journal of Water Resource and Protection
Molecular Simulation of Carbon Dioxide Adsorption in Chemically and Structurally Heterogeneous Porous Carbons
Environmental Progress
