A Review of Solid‐Solution Interactions and Implications for the Control of Trace Inorganic Materials in Water Treatment

This report describes the chemical and physical phenomena important for determining the partitioning of inorganic contaminants between solution phase and particulate phases. It illustrates how such considerations may be used to understand and manipulate conventional treatment processes to enhance the removal of inorganic contaminants and to inhibit the release of trace inorganic contaminants resulting from corrosion processes.