Sanitary examinations of water, air, and food : a handbook for the medical officer of health / ... By Cornelius B. Fox.

  • Fox, Cornelius B. (Cornelius Benjamin), 1839-1922.
Date:
1878
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    Table exhibiting Different Results of Analyses expressed Description. Total solid injpmity. Organic carbon. Organic nitrogen. Ammonia. Rain Water 2-95 •070 -015 •029 Upland Surface Water . . . 9-67 ■322 •032 •002 Deep Well Water 43-78 -061 -018 •012 Spring Water 28-20 •056 •013 •001 Upland Surface Water. The Teigii above Old Wheal, Ex- mouth, Sept. 26, 1873 .... 6-08 -582 •058 •004 Loch Katrine, the Water Supply of Glasgow, August 3, 1870 . . . 2-40 •185 -022 -001 Surface Water from Cultivated Land. The Thames at Thames Ditton, Jan. 31, 1873 31-36 •325 •076 ■003 Shallow Well Waters. Water from well at Alford, on the Don, Scotland, March 8, 1872 . 16-80 •048 -007 •000 Water from well in Well Close Square, London, June 5, 1872 .... 396-50 -278 •087 •000 Churchyard Well, Leigh, Essex, Nov. 28, 1871 112-12 -210 -065 -000 Deep Well Waters. Water from Grays, South Essex Water Company, Feb. 15, 1873 . 44-80 -064 •017 •001 Well at Waterworks, Colchester, April 2, 1873 96-20 •174 -030 •021 Spring Waters. Rabate Fountain, Balmoral, March 9, 1872 1-40 •119 •014 •000 Spring supplying Town Well, Southam, Dec. 3, 1869 .... 57-30 •282 •054 •Oil Beacon Hill Spring, Bath, Feb. 17, 1871 40-62 3898-70 •253 -278 •041 •000 •006 Sea Water -165 Sewage 72-20 4-696 2-205 5-520 To convert parts per 100,000 into grains per gallon and the Hardness * Sixth Report of the Rivers