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Tài liệu Color Atlas of Pharmacology (Part 3): Distribution in the Body docx
... vesicles Two different systems are considered Transcytosis (vesicular transport, C) When new vesicles are pinched off, substances dissolved in the extracellular fluid are engulfed, and then ferried ... of drug (D) and its plasma concentration (c) are known, a volume of distribution (V) can be calculated from V = D/c However, this represents an apparent volume of distribution (Vapp), because ... to altered pharmacokinetics of drugs that are highly bound to albumin Plasma protein-bound drugs that are substrates for transport carriers can be cleared from blood at great velocity, e.g., p-aminohippurate...
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Organic Chemicals in the Environment pdf
... oxidative weathering) These compounds are both insoluble and less dense than water Surfactants are amphipathic molecules There are dry surfactants such as detergents (mostly hydrophobic) and wet surfactants ... esters were related In modern organic chemistry Linear free energy relationships (LFERs) are widely used to understand the variability between substance classes or the variability between different ... somewhat to 0.075 N/m However, organic compounds Tend to lower the value The surface tension of organic liquids (e.g octane, benzene etc.) range from 0.020 to 0.050 N/m There are two types of surface...
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Novel Materials in the Environment: The case of nanotechnology ppt
... in more detail below are often well characterised in relation to the functionalities for which the new properties are being exploited However, they are usually much less well characterised in ... situations” We generally concur: this remains an area of great uncertainty We also note that this study relates to a narrow range of effects We need to address the question “Would we know if nanomaterials ... threat they pose Nanomaterials are illustrative of the challenge Techniques for their routine measurement in environmental samples are not widely available, nor are we currently able to determine...
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Acid in the environment lessons learned and future prospects ertu
... the sources of the excess sulfate were: they were understood to be the big stadonary sources of coal-fired power plants, mostly although not exclusively in the midwestem states of Ohio, Indiana ... it was going to get worse When the forest issues began to be raised, those questions were magnified It was unrealistic to expect that the research programs initiated in the mid-80s were going ... Acid Deposition 19 were not done, with the result that if this problem were to arise anew today, we would almost be limited to the same set of long-term research sites as we had in 1984 to find...
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Human Pharmaceuticals in the Environment: Current and Future Perspectives pot
... and degradates, are weak acids and weak bases Because site-specific pH influences environmental fate, uptake and toxicity, the study of ionizable therapeutics (~70% of all drugs are weak bases) has ... to assess and judge themselves However, all levels of information are open to the public 32 J.O Straub and T.H Hutchinson All PAS on the Swedish market are going to be integrated into this scheme; ... biggest healthcare providers (including pharmaceuticals distribution) in Sweden In 2003 the SCC started assessing the hazards of “old” PAS that were already on the market, which are not covered...
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SOILS IN THE ENVIRONMENT ppt
... pH 4–5 (eqn [22]) and are the dominant acidifying agent in such acid soils under natural conditions Low-molecular-weight species of humic acids as well as aliphatic acids are produced in the A ... Acidic deposition and natural leaching were considered to be the major contributors to these pH changes; Sweden: Long-term pH changes in southern Sweden were documented by repeating studies from ... (basicity) are responsible for soil ANC In the solid phase these are: (1) carbonates, (2) silicates, and (3) alkali and earth alkali (Mb) cations which are bound or exchangeable on weakly acidic...
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Artificial Light in the Environment ppt
... to 2000 significant areas of the United Kingdom became more intensively lit at night Many of the areas showing no significant increases in night light levels were areas which were already lit at ... implications of light pollution in this report, as we regard these as part and parcel of wider problems that are already well recognised, although we touch on the issue where appropriate.ii i There ... rest of the world, as well as for the more mundane trading vessels that followed in the explorers’ wake and were the foundation of Britain’s strong maritime tradition Folk weather forecasting practices...
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Odor Pollution in the Environment and the Detection Instrumentation potx
... measurements showed that the results are also in accordance The odor compounds released from a composting facility located near Stuttgart consisted of compounds whose molecular weights are in between 17 ... e.g., odors that are pungent (ammonia), rotten eggs, stinking (garbage wastes), and rancid odors Odors that are sweet (flowers), fresh (outdoor odors), and appetizing (food), are mostly experienced ... odors that we identify in the space around us are the result of the interaction between molecules given off by the odorous material and the sensory cells located in our nose When we sniff a rose,...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 1 pot
... wastewater have been shown to enter surface water through combined sewer overflow during wet weather conditions.83–85 Thus, combined sewer overflows may be an additional route of entry for pharmaceuticals ... ibuprofen,21,40,103,104 were found in excess of μg/L Fewer studies have examined the concentrations of pharmaceuticals in groundwater (Table 1.2) The concentrations in groundwater typically are even lower than ... health effects are identified that result from their use or as newer, more efficacious compounds are introduced The dynamics of these prescribing trends suggest the need for ongoing research...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 2 docx
... with internal standard) were between 71 and 118% The method detection limits were between and 10 ng/L (i.e., two orders of magnitude higher relative to those reported by Weigel et al.34) 2.3 DETERMINATION ... recoveries for all compounds were higher than 70°%; only the ionic compounds were recovered at levels of between 55 and 61% The method detection limits were 50 ng/L; lower detection limits could ... tetracycline, recoveries from freeze drying were greater than 80%, and for SPE method recoveries were slightly lower than for the previous methodology Tetracyclines were not recovered in the SPE methodology...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 3 pdf
... contact time between the soil and the analytes, the lower the percent extraction recoveries obtained.14,15 In addition, when short contact time between the solid and the analyte was allowed prior to ... SFE were comparable to the recoveries obtained using PLE (78 to 79%) and MAE (81 to 82%) On the other hand, the recoveries of 4-nonylphenol and bisphenol A were disappointing and were lower than ... from environmental matrices are extracted and concentrated using common methods, they are dissolved in organic solvent However, most modern liquid chromatography methods are reversed phase, and samples...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 4 potx
... loadings of 1000, 5000, and 10,000 mg/L were prepared The algae were exposed to each concentration in triplicate Six vessels were prepared for the control The algae were incubated in an incubator shaker ... nominal values were available Since these compounds are very well soluble in water (≤469 g/L for dimeglumine gadopentetate and ≤247 g/L for gadofosveset trisodium, respectively) and are very stable, ... compounds that were analytically detected in the aquatic environment and subsequently assessed for their ecotoxicological risk were iodinated X-ray contrast agents.6 Fewer data are currently available...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 5 pot
... agriculture to improve animal care and increase production Some drugs used in livestock production are poorly absorbed by the gut, and the parent compound or metabolites are known to be excreted in ... Many intensively reared farm animals are housed indoors for long periods at a time Consequently, large quantities of farmyard manure, slurry, or litter are produced, which are then disposed of ... observed to be significantly lower than the more mobile sulfonamides.41 However, even for the relatively water soluble sulfonamides, total mass losses to surface are small (between 0.04% and 0.6% of...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 6 pptx
... sandy sediment with the lowest OC content, which was likely the soil with lowest fertility Half-lives for 17 -trenbolone in moist soils are in the same range (0.5 to ≥2 d); however, half-lives increased ... compared to a sandy soil They also noted no differences between the two isomers and that degradation was faster at lower applied hormone concentrations of mg/kg soil (half-lives of
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 7 pot
... column rested firmly on the sand Soil columns were allowed to drain, and those with drainage times of 24 to 48 h were chosen for the experiment and were randomly divided among treatment and control ... These results were similar to those found in the preliminary trial There were no apparent differences in the E coli leaching from any of the manure treatments; therefore, the E coli were averaged ... Two genera of enteric bacteria were selected for use in the present study Escherichia coli are gram-negative, rod-shaped members of -Proteobacteria Enterococcus sp are gram-positive cocci Both...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 8 potx
... microarthropods) and finally influences soil functions: plant residues are decomposed slower, denitrification is slower, and therefore nutrients are recycled more slowly.50 Risk assessments for the uptake ... time, water, nutrients, and some other low-molecular weight compounds There are other intentional depositions of chemical substances that are traditionally carried out, especially the application ... pharmaceuticals such as antibiotics Some substances are excreted in relatively high amounts, while on the other hand there are compounds like sulfamethoxazole that are metabolized up to 85%; hence, only 15%...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 9 docx
... Type I GSTs are constitutively expressed in maize; hence, maize plants are inherently able to detoxify atrazine.21 Type II GSTs, however, are only induced by exogenous chemicals Safeners are chemicals ... detoxification were in the metabolism of herbicides There are a few cellular mechanisms that render a herbicide selective toward some unwanted species of weeds, but most commonly GSTs are involved ... complexation, and hydrogen bonding, which are regulated by the soil content and chemistry, are all important in determining antibiotic bioavailability The rhizosphere, the area surrounding a plant’s roots,...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 10 docx
... relatively weaker oxidants, are expected to react much more slowly with organics.21 Aliphatic amines react rapidly with HOCl to produce N-chloramines, and direct correlations were observed between ... days.3 The reported WWTP removal efficiencies were highly variable, and during other sampling events conducted at the same plant lower removal efficiencies were observed These results make clear the ... inconsistencies in the way they are disposed make their presence in the aquatic environment inevitable Their sources in natural waters are not limited to excretion of parent compounds and their metabolites...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 11 docx
... Magnetic ionexchange (MIEX®) provided minimal contaminant removal; however, contaminants that were negatively charged at ambient pH were well removed Activated carbon, both in powdered and granular forms, ... they (hormones) are physiologically active in very small amounts, it is important to determine to what extent the steroids are biodegraded.”2 As early as the 1940s, scientists were aware that certain ... contaminants were monitored during low flow conditions.38 Forty of the monitored compounds were detected in raw or source water and several were detected in finished water, suggesting some contaminants were...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 12 pot
... compounds were prepared at 25 to 100 mg/L in reagent water (from a Barnstead or a Millipore water purification system) with 10 to 50% (v/v) methanol FAC stocks at 0.1 to g/L as Cl2 were prepared by ... zwitterionic microspecies are often difficult to distinguish by simple potentiometric titration techniques, macroscopic constants Ka1 and Ka2 are often used to describe the equilibrium between the cationic ... NOM are readily oxidized, since they consist of organic molecules with electron-rich sites that are susceptible toward electrophilic attack The reaction mechanisms of aqueous chlorine with NOM are...
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