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    Factors Contributing to Trimethylamine Generation from Limed and Polymer Conditioned Sludges 

    Schneekloth, Eric John (Virginia Tech, 2007-01-19)
    Trimethylamine, (CH3)3N, (TMA), odors are often associated with limed and polymer conditioned sludges. This odor has a fishy smell and can be a nuisance to the community surrounding a wastewater treatment plant or land ...

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