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filterable /fil·ter·a·ble/ (-ah-b'l) capable of passing through the pores of a filter.
fil·ter·a·ble (fltr--bl, fltr-) or fil·tra·ble (-tr-bl)
adj.
Relating to smaller viruses and some bacteria capable of passing through a fine-pored filter.

filterable, filtrable
capable of passing through the pores of a filter.


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Applicable analytes within each program include a wide range of trace metals and inorganic compounds, asbestos, volatile organic compounds, pesticides, herbicides, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), PCBs, dioxins, adipate and phthalate esters, haloacetic acids, chloral hydrate, total organic carbons, alkalinity, calcium hardness, total filterability residue, pH, turbidity, minerals, nutrients, residual chlorine, cyanide, volatile halocarbons, oil and grease, and specific conductance.
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