Underground Waters for Commercial Purposes
Underground Waters for Commercial Purposes
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Should coagulate and acidify milk.
Should produce gas in dextrose and lactose solu- tions, also in lactose bile; gas production in saccharose variable.
Should produce indol and nitrites.
Should decolorize when treated with Gram stain, and upon measurement, should be from two to four microns long, and . 4 to . 7 micron broad.
CHAPTER X MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION The microscopical examination of a water is in itself a large subject and can only be touched upon in a work of this character. Literall...y speaking, the microscopical examination should include everything not visible to the unaided eye; but as the science of water analysis has advanced, the bacteriological examination has come to occupy a place of first importance in a field distinctively its own, and the microscopical examination deals with minute plants and animals found in some waters. The bacterio- logical examination has to do with the safety of a water from a disease-producing standpoint; the microscopical examination deals more directly with the aesthetic quaHties, such as taste, odor, turbidity, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Should coagulate and acidify milk.
Should produce gas in dextrose and lactose solu- tions, also in lactose bile; gas production in saccharose variable.
Should produce indol and nitrites.
Should decolorize when treated with Gram stain, and upon measurement, should be from two to four microns long, and . 4 to . 7 micron broad.
CHAPTER X MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION The microscopical examination of a water is in itself a large subject and can only be touched upon in a work of this character. Literall...y speaking, the microscopical examination should include everything not visible to the unaided eye; but as the science of water analysis has advanced, the bacteriological examination has come to occupy a place of first importance in a field distinctively its own, and the microscopical examination deals with minute plants and animals found in some waters. The bacterio- logical examination has to do with the safety of a water from a disease-producing standpoint; the microscopical examination deals more directly with the aesthetic quaHties, such as taste, odor, turbidity, etc.
What to read after Underground Waters for Commercial Purposes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Leslie Rector to read onlineMoreLess
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