Water Research

The use of the anaerobic baffled reactor (ABR) for wastewater treatment: a review
pp. 1559-1578(20)
Authors: Barber W.P.; Stuckey D.C.

Flocculation modelling: a review
pp. 1579-1592(14)
Authors: Thomas D.N.; Judd S.J.; Fawcett N.

Thermophilic aerobic reactor for processing organic liquid wastes
pp. 1593-1602(10)
Author: Skjelhaugen O.J.

Laboratory and field response of Chironomus riparius to a pyrethroid insecticide
pp. 1603-1610(8)
Authors: Conrad A.U.; Fleming R.J.; Crane M.

Comparison of Cryptosporidium-specific and Giardia-specific monoclonal antibodies for monitoring water samples
pp. 1611-1617(7)
Authors: Ferrari B.C.; Vesey G.; Weir C.; Williams K.L.; Veal D.A.

Biological effects of physically conditioned water
pp. 1618-1626(9)
Authors: Goldsworthy A.; Whitney H.; Morris E.

Impact of road run-off on receiving streams in eastern England
pp. 1627-1633(7)
Authors: Perdikaki K.; Mason C.F.

Turbidity changes caused by collapse of cyanobacterial gas vesicles in water pumped from lake Kinneret into the Israeli national water carrier
pp. 1634-1644(11)
Authors: Porat R.; Teltsch B.; Mosse R.A.; Dubinsky Z.; Walsby A.E.

Microbial processes underlying the PETRO concept (trickling filter variant)
pp. 1645-1651(7)
Authors: Shipin O.V.; Rose P.D.; Meiring P.G.J.

The simulation of nutrient fluxes in wastewater treatment plants with EBPR
pp. 1652-1662(11)
Authors: Wild D.; Siegrist H.

Initial predictions of the concentrations and distribution of 17-oestradiol, oestrone and ethinyl oestradiol in 3 English rivers
pp. 1663-1671(9)
Authors: Williams R.J.; Jurgens M.D.; Johnson A.C.

Heavy metal concentration trends in the Thames Estuary
pp. 1672-1680(9)
Authors: Power M.; Attrill M.J.; Thomas R.M.

Wet oxidation of activated sludge
pp. 1681-1687(7)
Authors: Khan Y.; Anderson G.K.; Elliott D.J.

The effect of tetrachloroethene on biological dechlorination of vinyl chloride: potential implication for natural bioattenuation
pp. 1688-1694(7)
Author: DiStefano T.D.

Effect of natural organic matter loading on the atrazine adsorption capacity of an aging powdered activated carbon slurry
pp. 1695-1705(11)
Authors: Lebeau T.; Lelievre C.; Wolbert D.; Laplanche A.; Prados M.; Cote P.

A comparison between oyster (Crassostrea gigas) and sea urchin (Paracentrotus lividus) larval bioassays for toxicological studies
pp. 1706-1718(13)
Authors: His E.; Heyvang I.; Geffard O.; de Montaudouin X.

Bioavailability of phenanthrene sorbed to mineral-associated humic acid
pp. 1719-1729(11)
Authors: Laor Y.; Strom P.F.; Farmer W.J.

Development of a jar testing protocol for chemical phosphorus removal in activated sludge using statistical experimental design
pp. 1730-1734(5)
Authors: Clark T.; Stephenson T.

Operating characteristics and kinetic studies of surfactant wastewater treatment by Fenton oxidation
pp. 1735-1741(7)
Authors: Lin S.H.; Lin c.M.; Leu H.G.

A kinetic study of a combined anaerobic-aerobic system for treatment of domestic sewage
pp. 1742-1747(6)
Authors: Castillo A.; llabres P.; Mata-Alvarez J.

Quantitative assessment of the inactivation of pathogenic and indicator viruses in natural water sources
pp. 1748-1752(5)
Authors: Nasser A.M.; Oman S.D.

Separation of titanium dioxide photocatalyst in its aqueous suspensions by coagulation with basic aluminium chloride
pp. 1753-1755(3)
Authors: Kagaya S.; Shimizu K.; Arai R.; Hasegawa K.

Separation of oil from oily sludge by freezing and thawing
pp. 1756-1759(4)
Authors: Jean D.S.; Lee D.J.; Wu J.C.S.