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High-rate activated sludge systems to maximize recovery of energy from wastewater: Microbial ecology and novel operational strategies

Meerburg, 2016

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Cover illustration: Microscopic image of a floc of filamentous bacteria from a HiCAS reactor (see Chapter 3), magnified 630 times. The sludge is stained according to the Neisser procedure, which visualizes polyphosphate granules as purple dots. Picture by Tim Van …
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