Concepedia

PREVENTING IRON DEPOSITION WITH SODIUM SILICeATE

American Water Works Association · 1970 · 20 citations · 6 references

Concepts

Materials ScienceElectrometallurgyEngineeringCorrosionEnvironmental EngineeringWater TreatmentWater QualityChemical DepositionWater SuppliesGroundwater RemediationWater Technology

Abstract

Since not all water supplies respond to a standard iron removal process, it is often necessary to carry out pilot testing in order to determine a method that is effective, as well as economical.

References

6

Formation of a silicato-iron(III) complex in dilute aqueous solution

Walter J. Weber, Werner Stumm · Journal of Inorganic and Nuclear Chemistry · 1965 · 75 citations

Inorganic Chemistry, Engineering, Mineral-fluid Interaction +4

Chemical Interactions of Dissolved Silica With Iron (II) and (III)

John Erwin Schenk, Walter J. Weber · American Water Works Association · 1968 · 73 citations

Inorganic Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Chemical Engineering +15

Formulation of polysilicates as determined by coagulation effects

Werner Stumm, Heinz. Huper, Robert L. Champlin · Environmental Science & Technology · 1967 · 72 citations

Altmetrics, Polymer Chemistry, Polymer Material +15

SILICA AND CHLORIDE IN INTERSTITIAL WATERS OF RIVER AND LAKE SEDIMENTS1

Robert C. Harriss · Limnology and Oceanography · 1967 · 23 citations · Full text

Concord River, Organic Geochemistry, Engineering +8

Prevention of the Settlement of Iron

Clarence R. Henry · American Water Works Association · 1950 · 14 citations

Iron Metabolism, Metalloid Contamination, Metal Toxicity