1962•Journal of the Sanitary Engineering DivisionRequires access

Mechanism of Coagulation in Water Treatment

S. Mackrle

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Application of physical theory of coagulation to processes that take place in chemical water treatment gives satisfactory explanation of phenomena observed in water treatment using hydrolyzing coagulants; theory of coagulation presented overcomes difficulty encountered in Langelier and Ludwig theory, and does not contradict available experimental data on chemical water treatment; study confined to basic mechanism of coagulation.

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Key concepts: Coagulation, Mechanism (biology), Water treatment, Chemistry, Sanitary engineering, Biochemical engineering, Environmental engineering, Environmental science