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PhD Chemistry University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Edward Bartow was an American chemist and an expert in the field of sanitary chemistry. His career extended from 1897 to 1958 and he is best known for his work in drinking water purification and wastewater treatment. He was well known as an educator, and his many students went on to leadership positions in the fields of sanitary chemistry and engineering.

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Edward Bartow's Published Works

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Effect of Salts on the Rate of Coagulation and the Optimum Precipitation of Alum Floc1 (20)
Preparation and Properties of Derivatives of Inositol (1940) (17)
Hexahydroxybenzene and Some of its Derivatives1 (1943) (11)
Zinc in Water Supplies. (1932) (11)
Inactive Inositol and Other Products from Starch Factory Steep Water (1938) (9)
SYNTHESIS OF DERIVATIVES OF QUINOLINE. (1904) (8)
Inactive Inositol and Its Derivatives Preparation and Properties (1939) (7)
Purification of Sewage by Aeration in the Presence of Activated Sludge-III. (1915) (6)
Chemical and biological survey of the waters of Illinois (5)
Municipal water supplies of Illinois (4)
Purification of Water by Electroosmosis (1930) (4)
Boiler Reactions at High Temperatures1Boiler Corrosion At 10.54 and 14.06 kg. Per sq. cm. Pressure (2)
THE PREPARATION AND NITRATION OF METETHYLTOLUENE. (1905) (2)
Examples of the Efficiency of Calcium Hypochlorite in Treating Turbid Waters. (2)
The Effect of the Mineral Content of Water on Canned Foods. (1915) (2)
Disposal of Some Organic Trade Wastes1 (1926) (2)
Formation of Floc by Ferric Coagulents (1933) (1)
Application of Sanitation (1935) (1)
An Experience with the General Intelligence Test in Teaching Freshmen Chemistry. (1923) (1)
Determination of Nitrates by Reduction with Alum. (1909) (1)
PROPOSED ALTERATIONS IN PROCEDURE FOR STANDARD METHODS OF WATER ANALYSIS. (1916) (1)
Observations of Some European Water Purification and Sewage Disposal Plants (1915) (1)
Glutamic Acid Content of Steffen's Waste (1943) (1)
Chemical and biological survey of the waters of Illinois: Report for year ending December 31, 1917 (1)
Taste and Odor in Chlorinated Water (1924) (1)
THE ACTIVATED-SLUDGE METHOD OF SEWAGE PURIFICATION: COMPOSITION OF THE EFFLUENT AIR FROM AN ACTIVATED-SLUDGE TANK (1916) (1)
Chemical and biological survey of the waters of Illinois: Report for 1909 and 1910 (1)
Analysis of Mineral Content of Steffen's Waste (1933) (1)
Water Softening in the Home (0)
American Contemporaries: Samuel Wilson Parr. (1925) (0)
Manganese in Iowa City Waters (0)
Chemical and biological survey of the waters of Illinois: Report for year ending December 31, 1908 (0)
PROCEEDINGS THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL CONVENTION, AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION [with DISCUSSION] (0)
REPORT OF THE COUNCIL ON STANDARDIZATION (0)
Electro‐Osmose Treatment of Boiler Waters (1930) (0)
Obituary notices: Launcelot Winchester Andrews, 1856–1938; Frank Bainbridge, 1891–1938; Glyn Owen, 1901–1937; Arthur George Perkin, 1861–1938; Shin-Ichi Sako, 1892–1936 (1938) (0)
Water-Supplies of Southeastern Kansas (0)
The Latest Method of Sewage Treatment (1916) (0)
The Arsenic Content of Filter Alum (1915) (0)
Chemical and biological survey of the waters of Illinois: report for year ending December 31, 1915 (0)
Hydrogen-ion activity and buffer capacity of natural and treated waters (1939) (0)
Chemical and biological survey of the waters of Illinois: Report for year ending December 31, 1914 (0)
A Biochemical Reaction for Detecting Pollution in Water Supplies. (1910) (0)
NOTES AND CORRESPONDENCE: A.C.S. Committee Reports (1925) (0)
The Sewage Testing Station of the Illinois State Water Survey Division. (1921) (0)
BUREAUS OF WATER SUPPLIES. (1915) (0)
APPLICATIONS OF WATER ANALYSIS. (1914) (0)
Water Problems of Illinois and Neighboring States. (1909) (0)
Normal Waters of Illinois. (1908) (0)
THE RELATION OF STATE UNIVERSITIES TO PUBLIC HEALTH WORK. (1911) (0)
The Comparative Value of a Calcium Lime and a Magnesium-Calcium Lime for Water Softening (1914) (0)
Examination of Drinking Water on Railway Trains (1915) (0)
Pollution of a Stream by Waste from a Hydrogen Generating Plant (1921) (0)
Chemical and biological survey of the waters of Illinois: Report for year ending December 31, 1911 (0)
SOME REACTIONS DURING WATER TREATMENT.1 (1907) (0)
A New Derivative of Diazo-Amido-Benzene (0)
Some Kansas Petroleum (0)
Proceedings of the Conference on Water Resources: October 1-3, 1951 (1952) (0)
DETERMINATION OF AMMONIA NITROGEN IN WATER IN THE PRESENCE OF HYDROGEN SULPHIDE. (1910) (0)
Relative Concentration of Negative Ions in Different Parts of an Electroouml;smose Apparatus1,2 (1931) (0)
Water in military campaigns (1943) (0)
Scale Formation in Water Cooling System of Refrigerating Machines (0)
Examination of Coal-Dust after Explosions in Mines of Southeastern Kansas (1905) (0)
Report of the Committee on the Teaching Load for Chemistry Teachers. Division of Chemical Education, American Chemical Society, Denver, Colorado, August 24, 1932 (1932) (0)
Extent and Composition of the Incrustation on Some Filter Sands. (1911) (0)
Chemical and biological survey of the waters of Illinois: Report from September 1, 1906 to December 31, 1907 (0)
In Memoriam: George Ellsworth Thompson; Stephen J. Popoff; Samuel Walker Beyer; Johan Augustus Udden; William Ernest Andrew Slaght; Merrill M. Meyers (1932) (0)
THE OUTBREAK OF TYPHOID AND DYSENTERY AT THE CHICAGO & ALTON SHOPS AT BLOOMINGTON [with DISCUSSION] (1920) (0)
Laboratory Control of Water Supplies (1914) (0)
The Water Supply Of The American Expeditionary Forces. (1920) (0)
The Water Works Superintendent (1922) (0)
The Relation of Typhoid Fever to the Water Supplies of Illinois. (1910) (0)
Chemical and biological survey of the waters of Illinois: Report for year ending December 31, 1913 (0)
Observations of Water Supplies of London and Paris (1931) (0)

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