The subjoined bibliography comprises the publications cited in the text
of this report. The references are arranged alphabetically by authors’
names and under each author in order of dates of publication. When
different pages of a single work are cited letters are used in
connection with the number that refers to the work.
Bibliography 1:
ANDREWS, L. W. Sprengel’s method for colorimetric determination of
nitrates: _J. Am. Chem. Soc._, Vol. 26, pp. 388–91, 1904.
Bibliography 1a:
_a._ ASSOC. OFF. AG. CHEMISTS. Determination of iodine and bromine:
_J. A. O. A. C._, Vol. 1, No. 4, pt. 1, pp. 47–8, 1916.
Bibliography 1b:
_b._ BACHMANN, FRANK. A new seal for the prevention of aeration in
deaerated liquids: _J. Ind. Eng. Chem._, Vol. 6, pp. 764–5, 1914.
Bibliography 2:
BARTOW, EDWARD, and RODGERS, J. S. Determination of nitrates by
reduction with aluminium: _Am. J. Public Hygiene_, new ser., Vol. 5,
pp. 536–44, 1909; also _Illinois Univ. Bull._, Vol. 7, No. 2 (Water
Survey Ser. No. 7), pp. 14–27, 1909.
Bibliography 2a:
_a._ BLINN, WILLIAM. Determination of manganese as sulfate and by the
sodium bismuthate method: _J. Am. Chem. Soc._, Vol. 34, pp. 1379–98,
1912.
Bibliography 2b:
_b._ BUSWELL, A. M. Modified apparatus for the putrescibility test:
_J. Ind. Eng. Chem._, Vol. 6, p. 325, 1914.
Bibliography 3:
CALDWELL, G. C. A method in part for the sanitary examination of water
and for the statement of results, offered for general adoption: _J.
Anal. Chem._, Vol. 3, pp. 398–403, 1889.
Bibliography 4:
CALKINS, G. N. A study of odors observed in the drinking waters of
Massachusetts: _Report Mass. State Board of Health_, pp. 355–80, 1892.
Bibliography 5:
CHAMOT, E. M., and PRATT, D. S. A study on the phenoldisulfonic acid
method for the determination of nitrates in water: _J. Am. Chem.
Soc._, Vol. 31, pp. 922–8, 1909; Vol. 32, pp. 630–7, 1910; and
REDFIELD, H. W., Vol. 33, pp. 366–81, 381–4, 1911.
Bibliography 6:
CLARK, H. W. Experiments upon the purification of sewage and water at
the Lawrence Experiment Station: _Report Mass. State Board of Health_,
pp. 427–578, 1896.
Bibliography 7:
CLARK, H. W., and FORBES, F. B. Methods for the determination of lead,
tin, zinc, and copper in drinking waters: _Report Mass. State Board of
Health_, pp. 577–85, 1898; pp. 498–506, 1900.
Bibliography 8:
COHN, A. I. Tests and reagents, 1st ed., p. 216, John Wiley & Sons,
New York, 1903.
Bibliography 9:
DIBDIN, W. J. The purification of sewage and water, 3d ed., pp.
345–51, D. Van Nostrand Co., New York, 1903.
Bibliography 10:
DOLE, R. B. The quality of the surface waters in the United States:
_U. S. Geol. Survey Water-Supply Paper_ 236, pp. 15–9, 1909.
Bibliography 11:
DRAPER, H. N. Lacmoid and carminic acid as reagents for alkalies:
_Chem. News_, Vol. 51, pp. 206–7, 1885.
Bibliography 13:
DROWN, T. M., and MARTIN, HENRY. Determination of organic nitrogen in
natural waters by the Kjeldahl method: _Tech. Quart._, Vol. 2, No. 3;
_Chem. News_, Vol. 59, pp. 272–6, 1889.
Bibliography 14:
DROWN, T. M. The chemical examination of waters and the interpretation
of analyses: _Examinations by the State Board of Health of water
supplies of Mass. 1887–90_, pt. 1, Examination of water supplies, pp.
519–78, 1890.
Bibliography 15:
——. Report upon the examination of the outlets of sewers and the
effect of sewage disposal in Massachusetts: _Report Mass. State Board
of Health_, pp. 285–452, 1902.
Bibliography 16:
——, and HAZEN, ALLEN. A report of the chemical work done at the
Lawrence Experiment Station: _Examinations by the State Board of
Health of water supplies of Mass. 1887–90_, pt. 2, Purification of
sewage and water, pp. 707–34, 1890.
Bibliography 17:
DUPRE, Dr. Some observations on the permanganate test in water
analysis: _Analyst_, Vol. 10, pp. 118–22, 1885.
Bibliography 18:
ELLMS, J. W. A study of the relative value of lacmoid, phenacetolin,
and erythrosine as indicators in the determination of the alkalinity
of water by Hehner’s method: _J. Am. Chem. Soc._, Vol. 21, pp. 359–69,
1899.
Bibliography 20:
——, and BENEKER, J. C. The estimation of carbonic acid in water: _J.
Am. Chem. Soc._, Vol. 23, pp. 405–31, 1901.
Bibliography 21:
FARNSTEINER, BUTTENBURG, and KORN, _Leitfaden für die chemische
Untersuchung von Abwasser_, Berlin, p. 20, 1902.
Bibliography 22:
FITZGERALD, and FOSS, _Report Boston Water Board_, p. 86, 1893.
Bibliography 23:
FORBES, F. B., and PRATT, G. H. The determination of carbonic acid in
drinking water: _J. Am. Chem. Soc._, Vol. 25, pp. 742–56, 1903.
Bibliography 24:
FOWLER, G. J. Sewage works analyses, pp. 21–37, John Wiley & Sons, New
York, 1902;
Bibliography 24a:
pp. 31–4;
Bibliography 24b:
pp. 58–60;
Bibliography 24c:
pp. 86–9;
Bibliography 24d:
pp. 89–95;
Bibliography 24e:
pp. 96–7;
Bibliography 24f:
pp. 98–100.
Bibliography 26:
FOWLER, G. J. _Univ. of Manchester Lecture_, March, 1904, Pamphlet, p.
7.
Bibliography 27:
FOX, CHARLES J. J. On the coefficients of absorption of nitrogen and
oxygen in distilled water and sea water and of atmospheric carbonic
acid in sea water: _Trans. Faraday Soc._, Vol. 5, pp. 68–87, 1909.
Bibliography 29:
——. The composition of sewage in relation to problems of disposal:
_Tech. Quart._, Vol. 16, pp. 132–160, 1903.
Bibliography 30:
——. Experiments upon the purification of sewage and water at the
Lawrence Experiment Station: _Report Mass. State Board of Health_, pp.
447–700, 1894.
Bibliography 31:
HAYWOOD, J. K., and WARNER, H. J. Arsenic in papers and fabrics: _U.
S. Agri. Dept. Bur. Chem. Bull. 86_, pp. 25–7, 1904.
Bibliography 32:
GILL, A. H. On the determination of nitrates in potable water: _J. Am.
Chem. Soc._, Vol. 16, pp. 122–32, 193–7, 1894.
Bibliography 33:
GOOCH, F. A. A method for the separation and estimation of boric acid:
_Am. Chem. J._, Vol. 9, pp. 23–33, 1887.
Bibliography 34:
——. A method for the separation of sodium and potassium from lithium
by the action of amyl alcohol on the chlorides: _Am. Chem. J._, Vol.
9, pp. 33–51, 1887; also _U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 422_, p. 175; also
_U. S. Agri. Dept. Bur. Chem._, _Bull. 152_, p. 80, 1911.
Bibliography 35:
GOTTSCHALK, V. H., and ROESLER, H. A. Action of soap on calcium and
magnesium solutions: _J. Am. Chem. Soc._, Vol. 26, pp. 851–6, 1904.
Bibliography 36:
GRANDVAL, AL., and LAJOUX, H. Nouveau procédé pour la recherche et le
dosage rapide de faibles quantités d’ acide nitrique dans l’air,
l’eau, le sol, etc., _Comptes rend._, Vol. 101, pp. 62–5, 1885.
Bibliography 37:
HANDY, J. O. Determination of acidity or alkalinity: _Proc. Engineers
Soc. West. Pa._, Vol. 19, p. 705, 1903.
Bibliography 38:
HARRINGTON, CHARLES, and RICHARDSON, M. W. A manual of practical
hygiene, 5th ed., pp. 457–62, Lea & Febiger, Phila. and New York,
1914.
Bibliography 39:
HAZEN, ALLEN. On the determination of chlorine in water: _Am. Chem.
J._, Vol. 11, pp. 409–14, 1889.
Bibliography 40:
——. Apparatus for the determination of ammonias in sand sewage: _Am.
Chem. J._, Vol. 12, pp. 427–8, 1890.
Bibliography 42:
——. Report on the chemical precipitation of sewage: _Examinations by
the State Board of Health of water supplies of Mass., 1887–90_, pt. 2,
Purification of water and sewage, pp. 735–91, 1890.
Bibliography 43:
——. A new color standard for natural waters: _Am. Chem. J._, Vol. 14,
pp. 300–10, 1892.
Bibliography 44:
——. Experiments on the purification of sewage at the Lawrence
Experiment Station: _Report Mass. State Board of Health_, pp. 393–448,
1892.
Bibliography 45:
——, and CLARK, H. W. On the effect of temperature upon the
determination of ammonia by Nesslerization: _Am. Chem. J._, Vol. 12,
pp. 425–6, 1890.
Bibliography 46:
——, and ——. On the determination of nitrates in water: _Chem. News_,
Vol. 64, pp. 162–4, 1891.
Bibliography 47:
HEHNER, OTTO. Estimation of hardness without soap solution: _Analyst_,
Vol. 8, pp. 77–81, 1883.
Bibliography 48:
HILLEBRAND, W. F. The analysis of silicate and carbonate rocks: _U. S.
Geol. Survey Bull. 422_, pp. 113–8, 127–8, 141–6, 219–20, 221, 222,
and 230, 1910.
Bibliography 49:
HOLLIS, F. S. Methods for the determination of color and the relation
of the color to the character of the water: _J. N. E. Water Works
Assoc._, Vol. 13, pp. 94–118, 1898.
Bibliography 50:
HOWE, FREELAND, JR. A new method for determining the color of the
turbidity of water: _Eng. Rec._, Vol. 50, pp. 720–1, 1904.
Bibliography 51:
ILOSVAY, L. L’acide azoteux dans la salive et dans l’air exhalé:
_Bull. de la Sociéte Chimique_, ser. 3, Vol. 2, pp. 388–91, 1889.
Bibliography 52:
JACKSON, D. D. Permanent standards for use in the analysis of water:
_Tech. Quart._, Vol. 13, pp. 314–26, 1900.
Bibliography 52a:
_a._ ——, and HORTON, W. A. Experiments on the putrescibility test for
sewage and sewage effluents: _J. Ind. Eng. Chem._, Vol. 1, pp. 328–33,
1909.
Bibliography 53:
——, and ELLMS, J. W. On odors and tastes of surface waters, with
special reference to anabaena, a microscopical organism found in
certain water supplies of Massachusetts: _Tech. Quart._, Vol. 10, pp.
410–20, 1897.
Bibliography 54:
JOHNSON, G. A. Report on sewage purification at Columbus, Ohio, made
to the chief engineer of the Board of Public Service, p. 47, 1905.
Bibliography 55:
KENDALL, L. M., and RICHARDS, E. H. Permanent standards in water
analysis: _Tech. Quart._, Vol. 17, pp. 277–80, 1904.
Bibliography 56:
KIMBERLEY, A. E., and HOMMON, H. B. The practical advantages of the
Gooch crucible in the determination of the total and volatile
suspended matter in sewage: _Pub. Health Papers and Repts._, _Am. Pub.
Health Assoc._, Vol. 31, pt. 2, pp. 123–35, 1905.
Bibliography 57:
KINNICUTT, L. P. Quoted by Gage, _J. Am. Chem. Soc._, Vol. 27, p. 339,
1905.
Bibliography 58:
KJELDAHL, J. Neue Methode zur Bestimmung des Stickstoffs in
organischen Körpern: _Z. anal. Chem._, Vol. 22, pp. 366–82, 1883.
Bibliography 59:
KLUT, _Mitt. a. d. König. Prüfungs_, Vol. 12, p. 186.
Bibliography 60:
LEACH, A. E. Food inspection and analysis, pp. 493, 495, and 497, John
Wiley & Sons, New York, 1904.
Bibliography 60a:
_a._ LEDERER, ARTHUR. A new method for determining the relative
stability of sewage, effluent, or polluted river water: _J. Infect.
Diseases_, Vol. 14, pp. 482–97, 1914.
Bibliography 60b:
_b._ ——. A serious fallacy of the “standard” methylene blue
putrescibility test: _Am. J. Pub. Health_, Vol. 4 (old series Vol.
10), pp. 241–8, 1914.
Bibliography 60c:
_c._ ——. Notes on the practical application of the “saltpeter method”
for determining the strength of sewages: _Am. J. Pub. Health_, Vol. 5,
pp. 354–61, 1915.
Bibliography 60d:
_d._ ——. Determination of the biochemical oxygen demand by the
saltpeter method in stockyards, tannery, and corn products wastes: _J.
Ind. Eng. Chem._, Vol. 7, pp. 514–6, 1915.
Bibliography 61:
LEEDS, A. R. Estimation by titration of dissolved carbon dioxide in
water: _J. Am. Chem. Soc._, Vol. 13, pp. 98–9, 1891.
Bibliography 62:
——. The alteration of standard ammonium solutions when kept in the
dark: _Proc. Am. Chem. Soc._, Vol. 2, p. 1, 1878.
Bibliography 63:
LEFFMAN, HENRY. Examination of water, 3d ed., pp. 46–50, P.
Blakiston’s Son & Co., Philadelphia, 1895;
Bibliography 63a:
pp. 44–6;
Bibliography 63b:
pp. 57–8.
Bibliography 64:
——. Examination of water, 7th ed., pp. 35–7, P. Blakiston’s Son & Co.,
Philadelphia, 1915;
Bibliography 64a:
pp. 64–7.
Bibliography 65: