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... in the interstellar medium and concluded that a distance-dependent correction must be applied to the left-hand side of equation (1.1) in order to render the cluster diameters independent of distance: ... star independent of foreground reddening However, colour indices depend on both temperature and reddening, information that can be separated only if the spectral type of the star is known The degree ... laboratory data In this section, we trace the development of ideas and summarize the main theories Modelling strategies leading to the formulation of grain theories are discussed in greater depth in...
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Human Pharmaceuticals in the Environment: Current and Future Perspectives pot
... update of the WFD dating to January, 2012, oestradiol, ethinyloestradiol and diclofenac were identified as candidate- for an official EQS within the scope of the WFD Further PAS may be included in a ... contained in medicines marketed in Sweden were originally produced in India, most of them with the same insufficient control and treatment of production effluents One of the consequences of these investigations ... guidelines were developed and published in 1998 in the USA and in 2006 in the European Union (EU) In other countries, PERAs are requested (e.g Australia) or formal own guidelines are in the making...
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Air Pollution Control in the Transportation Sector: Third Phase Research Report of the Urban Environmental Management Project pdf
... discussions in the course of finalising the studies and provided valuable inputs to the ideas presented in the Final Chapter.1 The UE Project held two workshops to discuss the progress of the case studies ... demarcated The land reform process initiated in 1967 allowed the government to acquire most of the land and the housing estates subsequently developed on the city’s periphery, and facilitated the development ... demarcated The land reform process initiated in 1967 allowed the government to acquire most of the land and the housing estates subsequently developed on the city’s periphery, and facilitated the development...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 1 pot
... to determine the range of compound classes detected in biosolids Most of the individual studies evaluated in that review only determined a limited set of PPCPs in the biosolids studied, but in ... compounds potentially present, the total number of compounds determined by the analytical methods used in these studies, the varying presence of interferences in the different media sampled, and the ... but pharmaceuticals still have been detected in finished drinking water (Table 1.2) The infrequent detection of PPCPs in finished drinking water may reflect the relative efficiency of drinking-water...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 2 docx
... the recovery of the pharmaceuticals. 21 They compared formaldehyde and sulfuric acid, obtaining the best results for the latter, which prevented the degradation of the target compounds and did ... antipyridine indicated that the determination of these compounds was still rather semiquantitative.20 Vanderford et al.21 developed an analytical method for the determination of 21 pharmaceuticals in ... Multiresidue method for drugs and human metabolite Combined method for 60 drugs and their metabolites DW, SW, WW SW Combined method for 11 drugs and metabolites SW, WW Combined method for 11 drugs and...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 3 pdf
... of the soil or have degraded the pharmaceuticals into other compounds that were not monitored by the method The adsorption isotherms for these compounds in sediment remained unaltered by the ... are retained by the SAX cartridge and the tetracyclines pass through to the HLB cartridge, where they are retained The SAX cartridge is then removed, and the tetracyclines are eluted from the HLB ... more information on sorption processes The environmental solids these pharmaceuticals can bind to are diverse in composition Because the degree of binding depends highly on the nature of the sorbent-sorbate...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 4 potx
... performed according to internationally standardized guidelines and in accordance with the good laboratory practice (GLP) principles Dimeglumine gadopentetate, gadobutrol, and gadoxetic acid disodium ... gadobutrol and gadoxetic acid disodium by ICP/MS were taken daily The method included a detection of Gd, and the final concentrations for gadobutrol and gadoxetic acid disodium were calculated ... trisodium were investigated according to the guideline of the OECD 202 and the EC guideline part C.2.23,24 Different guidelines were used for these tests because they were performed for the use in...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 5 pot
... factor in determining the subsequent degradation rate of a compound Depending on the nature of the chemical, other degradation and depletion mechanisms may occur, including soil photolysis and hydrolysis.32 ... begin to further synthesize this information in order to provide a general understanding of the fate and transport of medicines in the soil environment and to develop approaches for predicting ... 5.1 INTRODUCTION Veterinary medicines are widely used to treat disease and protect the health of animals Dietary enhancing feed additives (growth promoters) are also incorporated into the feed...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 6 pptx
... roxithromycin, and salinomycin of 41 d, 130 d, and d, respectively, whereas no degradation of tiamulin was observed.51 The dissipation of tylosin was studied in anaerobic slurries of swine manure obtained ... g/L), intended to eliminate biodegradation, increased these times to 90 h and 500 h, respectively In contrast, aerating the systems in either the presence or absence of NaN3 reduced the 90% disappearance ... of Aldrich humic acid with and without amendments of Al3+, Fe3+, and Ca2+ DOM binding coefficients (KDOC, L/kg DOC) ranged from 5500 to 250,000 L/kg and increased in the presence of Al3+ and Fe3+,...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 7 pot
... water bodies Based on the lack of data regarding the leaching ability of tylosin factors in soil, one objective of the present study was to address these data gaps by quantifying tylosin residues ... recovered in the top 20 cm of the 48-cm soil columns, and no tylosin was detected in the leachate from either soil type; however, it should be noted that the limit of detection reported in the study ... of these substances in that environment An understanding of the degradation and fate of veterinary antibiotics in soil is important because of widespread use of the compounds in livestock production...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 8 potx
... Compounds that have entered the pedosphere disappear with time Dissipation can be subdivided in the concurrent processes sorption/binding, degradation, leaching, and plant uptake The share of these ... would be done via spiked sea sand at the beginning of the experiment Unfortunately, the high concentrations prevented the grass from growing A reduction in dose and in the number of compounds (initially ... of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems was formed (40 to 960 mL, dependent on the soil), sampled from the collecting dish, weighed, and aliquoted At the end of the...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 9 docx
... (GSH).24 The G site is a conserved group of amino acids located in the N terminal domain of the polypeptide The C terminal domain contains the binding site for the hydrophobic substrate (H site) ... processing Processing of the “tagged” xenobiotic is considered as Phase III of the detoxification pathway, and the end result for the xenobiotic differs depending on the organism In plants, the ... tau and phi classes being most abundant Each monomer of the GST dimer is composed of two binding sites The more internal binding site (G site) is responsible for binding glutathione (GSH).24 The...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 10 docx
... agriculture; dung from medicated domestic animals and confined animal feeding operations; direct release via washing, bathing, or swimming; discharges from industrial manufacturing and clandestine drug ... individually.50 The potential for indirect human exposure to pharmaceuticals from drinking water supplies was studied, and the margin between potential indirect daily exposure via drinking water and daily therapeutic ... these compounds are finding their way into the surface and groundwaters that ultimately become consumers’ drinking water and that, for now, the levels found in that finished drinking water are...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 11 docx
... chlorine were initially prepared in deionized (DI) water at 1200 mg/L Chlorine was dosed directly into 1-L bottles containing the source water Chlorine doses were determined based upon the chlorine ... energy delivered by UV lamp is relatively low and explains the minimal removal observed at disinfection dosages This finding is consistent with a study conducted by Rosenfeldt and Linden who examined ... radicals, including the hydroxyl radical (HO•) During ozonation tests, most of the target compounds investigated showed over 80% removal at typical drinking water dosages and were removed within...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 12 pot
... completed and analyzed for the concentrations of remaining antibacterial and the competitor Plotting the data according to the following linear relationship allows determination of the second-order ... (Adapted from Reference 30 through Reference 32.) inserted into a pseudo-first-order expression for TMP loss and integrated (see the detailed descriptions in Dodd and Huang32) to permit modeling ... FAC decay during the remaining reaction time FAC decay during the two reaction periods was treated as pseudo-first-order, and was modeled using FAC residual measurements taken at various time intervals...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 13 pot
... androgens are then hydroxylated at C-19, and the resulted 19-hydroxyl groups are oxidized and further removed The final products will be estrone and 17 -estradiol from androstenedione and testosterone, ... degraded chemically at the phenol ring first and then DEO (10 -17 -dihydroxy-1,4-estradien-3-one) is produced as an intermediate for further degradation.104 Because of the similarity in their ... pathway to inactivate testosterone and DHT is the oxidation of the 17-hydroxy group resulting in androstanedione and androstenedione.42 Furthermore, the reduction of the keto group at C-3 produces...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 14 doc
... directly beneath the slatted floor of the building housing the swine (Figure 14.2) The swine manure, along with excess food and other solids, falls or is periodically rinsed down into the underfloor ... carbodox and the macrolides (roxithromycin, erythromycin, and tylosin) were much more rapidly and fully oxidized by chlorine than were the sulfonamides This rapid oxidation was observed over a wide ... tetracycline, lincomycin, and tylosin on the production of methane, hydrogen, and volatile fatty acids, including acetate These studies showed a significant (20 to 50%) inhibition of methane production...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 15 docx
... examine the efficiencies of various disinfection processes in the removal of pharmaceuticals in drinking water 15.3.1 BIODEGRADATION AND BIOTRANSFORMATIONS During biological degradation in WWTPs, ... paracetamol, 17 -estradiol, and estrone) of the 35 compounds studied were degraded by more than 90%, while 17 compounds (including macrolides and sulfonamides) were removed by less than 50% during biological ... azide was added into the mixed liquor Also, caffeine was spiked into the test system to serve as indicator of residual biological activity (Caffeine is known to be readily biodegradable and has...
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Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems - Chapter 16 (end) pptx
... experimental results further supported this contention: Vader et al.41 degraded EE2 using nitrifying activated sludge, and they noted the presence of unidentified hydrophilic daughter products Several ... not degraded biologically, and the naproxen solution containing products of chlorination caused biomass sloughing and discharge from the bioreactor Zwiener and Frimmel51 investigated the biodegradation ... of the sludge retention time (SRT) Oppenheimer and Stephenson5 studied the removal of 20 PPCPs in full-scale and pilot-scale WWTPs in the United States, and they organized their data using a bin...
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Chapter 6: Strategy in the Global Environment
... self-contained business unit – This can be a very costly approach, since the parent company is responsible for all of the financing Choices of Entry Mode Entry Mode Exporting Licensing Advantages Disadvantages ... competencies that underlie their production and marketing • Globalization increases profits by: – – – – Expanding the market Realizing economies of scale Realizing location economies Leveraging the skills ... reductions are common in: – Industries where price is the main competitive weapon – Industries with universal need products – Universal Need: When consumer preference is similar or identical in...
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