The Jordan River is a principal source of ground water along Utah's Wasatch front. Treated waste water is discharged by multiple facilities into its source, Utah Lake and into the river itself at several locations before it drains into the Great Salt Lake. The presence of chemicals regularly found in tobacco and nicotine products may be present in natural water sources, like the Jordan River. The ability of available instrumentation to detect these compounds in river water was investigated. To establish suitability of instrumentation, several standards of various concentrations of the aforementioned compounds were prepared in format matrices.

Identification of chemicals in tobacco and nicotine products in Utah's Jordan River

Macromolecular Chemistry: The Second Century

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