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Modeling the environmental fate of microorganisms

Title: Modeling the environmental fate of microorganisms / edited by Christon J. Hurst.
Publication: Washington, DC : American Society for Microbiology, ©1991.

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Additional Authors

Hurst, Christon J.

Description

viii, 292 pages : illustrations; 24 cm

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Bibliography (note)

Contents

Background and practical applications of microbial ecology / David M. Updegraff -- Problems with using existing transport models to describe microbial transport in porous medals / Ruth A. Dickinson -- Modeling microbial transport in the subsurface : a mathematical discussion / Marylynn V. Yates and S. R. Yates -- Quantitation of factors controlling viral and bacterial transport in the subsurface / Charles P. Gerba, Marylynn V. Yates, and S. R. Yates -- Parameters involved in modeling movement of bacteria in groundwater / Ronald W. Harvey -- Use of models to predict bacterial penetration and movement within a subsurface matrix / Michael J. McInerney -- Using linear and polynomial models to examine the environmental stability of viruses / Christon J. Hurst
Development of models to explain the survival of viruses and bacteria in aerosols / Alan Jeff Mohr -- Models for the survival of bacteria applied to the foliage of crop plants / Guy R. Jnudsen -- Virus inactivation by disinfectants / James M. Vaughn and James F. Novotny -- Model of Giardia lamblia inactivation by free chlorine / Robert M. Clark -- Background and models for bacterial biofilm formation and function in water distribution systems / Betty H. Olson, Richard McCleary, and James Meeker.

ISBN

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90020775

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Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library