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Drug Residuals: How Xenobiotics can Affect Water Supply Sources

A comprehensive look at the 50 highest-use pharmaceuticals by mass in Australia demonstrated their presence in raw sewage, their distribution between solid and liquid phases in typical secondary sewage treatment, and concentrations either measured or predicted to occur in liquid and solid effluents.

Jerry E. Ongerth | Stuart J. Khan | J. Ongerth | Stuart J. Khan

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