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A systematic scanning electron microscope analytical technique has been developed to examine granular activated carbon used as a medium for biomass attachment in liquid waste treatment. The procedure allows for the objective monitoring, comparing, and trouble shooting of combined processes by direct visual examination of the biomass's attachment characteristics and rating key criteria that have been found to have the greatest effect on the process's performance.

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Sandrine Baud-Grasset

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A systematic scanning electron microscopy technique for evaluating combined biological/granular activated carbon treatment processes

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