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3. Water Quality Screening Parameters - part A

3. Water Quality Screening Parameters - part A

The chapter discusses the importance of water quality screening parameters, emphasizing the need for quick assessments of water safety. It explores various pollutants, screening methods, and classifications of dissolved and suspended solids. Understanding these parameters is crucial for ensuring the safety of drinking water and making informed decisions regarding water treatment.

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  1. 1
    Environmental Quality: Monitoring And Assessment

    This section delves into the methods for assessing water quality, focusing...

  2. 2
    Water Quality Screening Parameters

    This section discusses essential screening parameters used to assess water...

  3. 3
    Screening For Water Quality

    This section discusses the process of screening water quality for...

  4. 3.1
    Preliminary Analysis

    This section discusses the preliminary analysis for assessing water quality...

  5. 3.2
    Importance Of Source And Intended Use

    This section emphasizes the significance of understanding the source and...

  6. 3.2.1
    Parameters To Look For In Drinking Water

    This section discusses the essential parameters used to assess the quality...

  7. 3.2.2
    Visible Parameters

    This section discusses the quick screening parameters for assessing water...

  8. 3.2.3
    Dissolved Vs Suspended Solids

    This section elucidates the distinction between dissolved and suspended...

  9. 4
    Chemical Properties And Classifications

    This section discusses the rapid screening methods for water contamination,...

  10. 4.1
    Solubility Of Inorganic Vs Organic Compounds

    The section explores the differences in solubility characteristics between...

  11. 4.2
    Hydrophobicity And Organic Compounds

    This section discusses hydrophobicity in organic compounds and their...

  12. 4.3
    Suspended Solids In Water

    This section discusses the importance of screening for suspended solids in...

  13. 5
    Classification Of Water Quality Parameters

    This section outlines the classification of water quality parameters,...

  14. 5.1
    Total Dissolved Solids (Tds)

    Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) refer to the amount of inorganic and organic...

  15. 5.2
    Total Suspended Solids (Tss)

    Total Suspended Solids (TSS) are key indicators of water quality,...

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