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Algae and cyanotoxins removal by coagulation/flocculation: A review
2010
Desalination and Water Treatment
ab s t r ac t A continuing worldwide problem for drinking water treatment industry is the presence of algae in source water. Algae in drinking water supply can cause significant disturbances including taste and odour, production of disinfection by-product, obstruction to coagulation, clogging of filter, and assimilable organic carbon for growth of biofilm. Algae removal by conventional treatment is more difficult than inorganic particle, due to their low specific density, motility,
doi:10.5004/dwt.2010.1202
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