Qualitative Procedures For Identifying Particles In Drinking Water

by Stephen Booth, Blaise Brazos

This report is the result of the first comprehensive study which includes evaluation of identification methods, workshops to demonstrate the methods, and a literature review of particles found at the customer's tap. This step-by-step methods manual provides guidance for the identification of particulate matter; from simple microscope-based methods and wet-chemical methods, to the most sophisticated and advanced analytical methods. A large number of color micrographs and photographs of particle types and methods is included.

164 pages, Hardcover

First published March 15, 2005

About the author

Stephen Booth is the author of 18 novels in the Cooper & Fry series, all set around England's Peak District, and a standalone novel DROWNED LIVES, published in August 2019.

The Cooper & Fry series has won awards on both sides of the Atlantic, and Detective Constable Cooper has been a finalist for the Sherlock Award for Best Detective created by a British author. The Crime Writers’ Association presented Stephen with the Dagger in the Library Award for “the author whose books have given readers most pleasure.”

The novels are sold all around the world, with translations in 16 languages. The most recent title is FALL DOWN DEAD.

A new Stephen Booth standalone novel with a historical theme, DROWNED LIVES, will be published in August 2019:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Drowned-Live...

In recent years, Stephen has become a Library Champion in support of the UK’s ‘Love Libraries’ campaign. He's represented British literature at the Helsinki Book Fair in Finland, appeared with Alexander McCall Smith at the Melbourne Writers’ Festival in Australia, filmed a documentary for 20th Century Fox on the French detective Vidocq, taken part in online chats for World Book Day, taught crime writing courses, and visited prisons to talk to prisoners about writing.

He lives in Nottinghamshire.