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by Arturo E. Salazar (Author), C. Newman (Author)
Examen Químico Y Bacteriológico De Las Aguas Potables, written in Spanish by Arturo E. Salazar and C Newman and published around 1890, offers a detailed exploration of the chemical and bacteriological analysis of potable water. This historical text provides insights into the scientific methodologies used at the time to assess water quality and ensure public health.
The book likely covers the processes involved in examining water samples for chemical contaminants and bacterial presence, techniques crucial for safeguarding communities from waterborne diseases. As a work from the late 19th century, it offers a valuable perspective on the evolution of water treatment and public health practices. This text is essential for historians of science, public health researchers, and anyone interested in the historical context of water quality management.
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