The effectiven[e]ss of sand filters for the removal of colloidal manganese oxides from water using selected cations as filter aids

The effectiven[e]ss of sand filters for the removal of colloidal manganese oxides from water using selected cations as filter aids

by University of Wyoming. Water Resources Research Institute.

Part of Water resources series (Laramie, Wyo.)

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