Reverse Osmosis Chemistry is the first volume of the Encyclopedia of Water Treatment

Reverse Osmosis Chemistry

Volume I. RO Chemistry

25 Topics w/ Text and Audio

25 Quiz Questions

16 Concept Graphics/Photos

39 Animations/Videos

8 Interactive Simulation Exercises

29 Page Printable Text Manual

Topics:

Origin of Water Contaminants

Suspended Solids/Particles

Coagulation

The Atom

Electron Stability

Periodic Table

Atomic Number & Weight/Mass

The Water Molecule

When Salts Dissolve Into Ions

The Mole

Concentrations

TSS and TDS

pH and Water Dissociation

Alkalinity

Chlorine and Chloramine

Filtration

Pore Theory Ion Hydration

RO/NF Diffusion

Crossflow

Boundary Layer

Filter Fouling & Pressure Drop

Semipermeable Membranes

Reverse Osmosis & NDP

RO Membrane Types - CA

PA Thin-Film Membrane

Reverse Osmosis Chemistry College Course Description

Reverse Osmosis Chemistry applies chemical concepts to water and membrane technologies. It relates atomic theory to water contaminants so as to develop a thorough understanding as to why particular contaminants behave the way they do. It includes the means by which those contaminants are measured or characterized. It then applies these principals to reverse osmosis membrane technology in order to recognize how the water characteristics affect the performance of the membrane.


Volume I. RO Chemistry Single User CD-ROM only

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