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Comparison of methods for the enumeration of fecal coliforms exposed to certain synfuel process waters.

John C. Adams

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Resuscitation methodology was found to give increased counts over the standard Membrane Filtration method in the enumeration of fecal coliforms exposed to a coal gasification and two oil shale process waters under certain but not all conditions studied.

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Resuscitation methodology was found to give increased counts over the standard Membrane Filtration method in the enumeration of fecal coliforms exposed to a coal gasification and two oil shale process waters under certain but not all conditions studied.

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Resuscitation methodology was found to give increased counts over the standard Membrane Filtration method in the enumeration of fecal coliforms exposed to a coal gasification and two oil shale process waters under certain but not all conditions studied.

Key concepts: Enumeration, Fecal coliform, Filtration (mathematics), Feces, Environmental science, Oil shale, Biology, Microbiology

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