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Dissolved Ammonia Monitor Enables Continuous Measurement of Ammonia in River Water

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Dissolved Ammonia Monitor Enables Continuous Measurement of Ammonia in River Water

25 Nov, 2011

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Dr Michael Strahand
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River water quality is assessed by the Environment Agency of England and Wales through the General Quality Assessment (GQA) scheme; it is essential that potentially harmful chemicals in river water are controlled. 

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