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. 1957 Sep;47(9):1101–1109. doi: 10.2105/ajph.47.9.1101

A Study of Bacterial Flora in Swimming Pool Water Treated with High-Free Residual Chlorine

Elizabeth D Robinton, Eric W Mood, Louise R Elliot

PMCID: PMC1551361 PMID: 13458535

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