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Shallow, open water unit process wetlands for produced water treatment [article]

Michael A. Vega, Zackary Jones, Rosalie O'Brien, Jonathan O. Sharp, Colorado School Of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library, Colorado School Of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library, Jonathan O. Sharp
2017

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One. Determine how biomass collected from Prado wetlands acclimates and responds to a saline produced water environment. Two. Preliminarily estimate nutrient and metal removal efficiencies and kinetics. Three. Highlight the role of photosynthetic diatom communities in the oxidation and subsequent removal of ammonia.
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Michael A. Vega, Zackary Jones, Rosalie O'Brien, Jonathan O. Sharp, Colorado School Of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library, Colorado School Of Mines. Arthur Lakes Library, Jonathan O. Sharp. "Shallow, open water unit process wetlands for produced water treatment." (2017)