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Main Title Recommended Methods of Reduction, Neutralization, Recovery, or Disposal of Hazardous Waste. Volume XIII. Industrial and Municipal Disposal Candidate Waste Stream Constituent Profile Reports. Inorganic Compounds (co ntinued).
Author Ottinge, R. S. ; Blumentha, J. L. ; Dal Port, D. F. ; Grube, G. I. ; Sant, M. J. ;
CORP Author TRW Systems Group, Redondo Beach, Calif.
Year Published 1973
Report Number TRW-21485-6013-RU-00-Vol-13; EPA-68-03-0089; 670/2-73-053-m;
Stock Number PB-224 592
Additional Subjects ( Waste disposal ; Inorganic compounds) ; ( Pollution ; Hazardous materials) ; ( Materials handling ; Inorganic compounds) ; ( Inorganic compounds ; Hazardous materials) ; Industrial wastes ; Industrial waste treatment ; Mining ; Solid waste disposal ; Liquid waste disposal ; Tailings ; Bauxite ; Chromium inorganic compounds ; Hydrazoic acid ; Hydrobromic acid ; Hydrogen cyanide ; Hydrogen sulfide ; Lead inorganic compounds ; Manganese ; Manganese inorganic compounds ; Nickel inorganic compounds ; Phosphorus ; Selenium ; Antimonides ; Arsenides ; Selenides ; Thallium ; Phosphorus halides ; Phosphorus sulfides ; Strontum ; Sodium inorganic compounds ; Zinc inorganic compounds ; Water pollution ; Taconite ; Profiles ; Management planning ; Toxicology ; Recycling ; Reclamation ; National Disposal Sites
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NTIS  PB-224 592 Some EPA libraries have a fiche copy filed under the call number shown. 07/26/2022
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Abstract
This volume contains summary information and evaluation of water management methods in the form of Profile Reports for inorganic compounds. These Profile Reports were prepared for either a particular hazardous waste stream constituent or a group of related contituents. Each Profile Report contains a discussion of the general characteristics of the waste stream constituents, their toxicology and other associated hazards, the definition of adequate management for the waste material, an evaluation of the current waste management practices with regard to their adequacy, and recommendation as to the most appropriate processing methods available and whether the waste material should be considered as a candidate for National Disposal, Industrial Disposal, or Municipal Disposal.