pollutants of the drinking water
- pollutants of the drinking water
- geriamojo vandens teršalai
statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra
apibrėžtis Bet kokios medžiagos, įskaitant patogeninius mikroorganizmus, jų toksinus, trąšas, pesticidus, sudedamąsias jų dalis ar skilimo produktus, radioaktyviuosius izotopus ir kt., kurios būdamos geriamajame vandenyje gali pakenkti žmogaus sveikatai.
atitikmenys: angl. pollutants of the drinking water
vok. Trinkwasser Schmutzstoff, m, n
rus. вещества, загрязняющие питьевую воду
Ekologijos terminų aiškinamasis žodynas. – Vilnius : Grunto valymo technologijos.
Algimantas Paulauskas, Karolis Jankevičius, Rapolas Liužinas, Vytautas Raškauskas, Petras Zajančkauskas.
2008.
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