U.S.Geological Survey Water-supply Paper, 2067. Geochemistry of fluoride in the black creek aquifer system of Horry and Georgetown countries, south Carolina and its physiological implications / Zack, A. L.

Public ISBD Titre de série : U.S.Geological Survey Water-supply Paper, 2067 Titre : Geochemistry of fluoride in the black creek aquifer system of Horry and Georgetown countries, south Carolina and its physiological implications Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Zack, A. L. Mention d'édition : U.S Government Printing Office Editeur : U.S Government Printing Office Année de publication : 1980 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-09430 Note générale : High concentrations of fluoride in ground-water supplies in certain areas of Horry and Georgetown countries, have been the cause of dental fluorosis (tooth mottling) among persons who have lived in these areas and have ingested the water as children. Geochemical evidence and laboratory experients demostrate that fluorapatute in the form of fossil shark teeth is the source of fluoride and that the fluoride ions are liberated to the ground-water systèm througt anion exchange, rather than by dissolution... Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Ressource en eau  Géologie  Traitement de l'eau  Analyse de l'eau  Bassin HYDROGEOLOGIE  Hydrochimie Index. décimale : 551.48 Hydrologie : Résumé : High concentrations of fluoride in ground-water supplies in certain areas of Horry and Georgetown countries, have been the cause of dental fluorosis (tooth mottling) among persons who have lived in these areas and have ingested the water as children. Geochemical evidence and laboratory experients demostrate that fluorapatute in the form of fossil shark teeth is the source of fluoride and that the fluoride ions are liberated to the ground-water systèm througt anion exchange, rather than by dissolution... Note de contenu : High concentrations of fluoride in ground-water supplies in certain areas of Horry and Georgetown countries, have been the cause of dental fluorosis (tooth mottling) among persons who have lived in these areas and have ingested the water as children. Geochemical evidence and laboratory experients demostrate that fluorapatute in the form of fossil shark teeth is the source of fluoride and that the fluoride ions are liberated to the ground-water systèm througt anion exchange, rather than by dissolution... U.S.Geological Survey Water-supply Paper, 2067. Geochemistry of fluoride in the black creek aquifer system of Horry and Georgetown countries, south Carolina and its physiological implications [texte imprimé] / Zack, A. L.  . -  U.S Government Printing Office . - U.S Government Printing Office, 1980. ISSN : CI-09430 High concentrations of fluoride in ground-water supplies in certain areas of Horry and Georgetown countries, have been the cause of dental fluorosis (tooth mottling) among persons who have lived in these areas and have ingested the water as children. Geochemical evidence and laboratory experients demostrate that fluorapatute in the form of fossil shark teeth is the source of fluoride and that the fluoride ions are liberated to the ground-water systèm througt anion exchange, rather than by dissolution... Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Ressource en eau  Géologie  Traitement de l'eau  Analyse de l'eau  Bassin HYDROGEOLOGIE  Hydrochimie Index. décimale : 551.48 Hydrologie : Résumé : High concentrations of fluoride in ground-water supplies in certain areas of Horry and Georgetown countries, have been the cause of dental fluorosis (tooth mottling) among persons who have lived in these areas and have ingested the water as children. Geochemical evidence and laboratory experients demostrate that fluorapatute in the form of fossil shark teeth is the source of fluoride and that the fluoride ions are liberated to the ground-water systèm througt anion exchange, rather than by dissolution... Note de contenu : High concentrations of fluoride in ground-water supplies in certain areas of Horry and Georgetown countries, have been the cause of dental fluorosis (tooth mottling) among persons who have lived in these areas and have ingested the water as children. Geochemical evidence and laboratory experients demostrate that fluorapatute in the form of fossil shark teeth is the source of fluoride and that the fluoride ions are liberated to the ground-water systèm througt anion exchange, rather than by dissolution...

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