12 research outputs found
Control of sulphide during anaerobic treatment of S-containing wastewaters by adding limited amounts of oxygen or nitrate
Get PDFSulphide generated during anaerobic treatment of S-containing wastewaters represents an environmental problem. Adding limited amounts of oxygen or nitrate (or nitrite) to biologically (or chemically) oxidise sulphide forms a simple process level strategy to control this problem. This short review evaluates the feasibility and limitations of this strategy on the basis of the results of bioreactor studies.Sulphide generated during anaerobic treatment of S-containing wastewaters represents an environmental problem. Adding limited amounts of oxygen or nitrate (or nitrite) to biologically (or chemically) oxidise sulphide forms a simple process level strategy to control this problem. This short review evaluates the feasibility and limitations of this strategy on the basis of the results of bioreactor studies.Spanish Ministry
of Education and Science; AEA Technology
Environment; Nova Energie; The
Swedish Gas Centre; University of Southern
Denmark
Early referral makes the decision-making about fertility preservation easier: a pilot survey study of young female cancer survivors
No full textPatient-Physician Communication and Knowledge Regarding Fertility Issues from German Oncologists’ Perspective—a Quantitative Survey
No full textEpithelial cell cultures from Botryllus schlosseri palleal buds: accomplishments and challenges
No full textInfertility Centrality in the Woman’s Identity and Goal Adjustment Predict Psychological Adjustment Among Women in Ongoing Fertility Treatments
No full textThe Pathways fertility preservation decision aid website for women with cancer: development and field testing
No full textPreferred problem solving and decision-making role in fertility treatment among women following an unsuccessful in vitro fertilization cycle
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Factors associated with the receipt of fertility preservation services along the decision-making pathway in young Canadian female cancer patients
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