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Phage f2 is markedly more resistant to chlorine in water than either poliovirus or coliphage T2, suggesting its potential use as an indicator of viral pollution.
Phage f2 may serve as a potential indicator of viral pollution due to its high chlorine resistance.
Phage f2 may improve viral monitoring in chlorinated water; leaves open validation as a standard indicator in field studies.
Phage f2 is markedly more resistant to chlorine in water than either poliovirus or coliphage T 2 . Its potential use as an indicator of viral pollution is suggested.
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Shah et al. (1972) studied this question. Phage f2 is markedly more resistant to chlorine in water than either poliovirus or coliphage T2, suggesting its potential use as an indicator of viral pollution.
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