... Biodegradability of zinc binding sites in river water DOM Fig represents the variation of DOC, UV254 and SUVA during the river water incubation for weeks in the preliminary study During the first days of incubation, ... shown in Fig and Table 1, Zn titration data obtained for DOM in the original river water sample seems to fit into two linear portions indicating two classes of binding sites In contrast, DOMs in ... two weeks Biodegradability of zinc binding sites in DOM of WWTP effluent in river water Fig shows the variation of DOC, UV254 and SUVA during the incubation of DOM in WWTP effluent with river...
... Engineering from North Carolina State University, Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering and Master of Business Administration from the University of Hartford, and her doctorate in Engineering ... processes Pollution of receiving water courses following upset ofwastewatertreatment process by industrial discharges Adequate pretreatment of industrial wastewater; efficient monitoring and enforcement ... Professor with the Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering, Missouri University of Science and Technology Prior to joining Missouri S&T she was an Assistant Professor in...
... clofibric acid, diclofenac, fenoprofen, gemfibrozil, ibuprofen, indomethacin, ketoprofen, and naproxen) in WWTP effluents The recoveries ranged from 59% (indomethacin) to 92% (fenoprofen) in ... Fate ofPharmaceuticalsin the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems pharmaceuticals is that they are being introduced continuously into water bodies as pollutants, and due to their biological ... component in sewage, whereas carboxy-ibuprofen was dominant in seawater samples The determination of neutral (carbamazepine) and acidic pharmaceuticals (ibuprofen, naproxen, ketoprofen, diclofenac,...
... 82 Fate ofPharmaceuticalsin the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems the fraction ofpharmaceuticals that are bound to solids in environmental studies instead of just concluding that ... advantages of using MAE over conventional extraction techniques For instance, the use of MAE in a 15-minute extraction of fluoroquinolone resulted in approximately 80% recovery, while 1-hour of mechanical ... minimizing the concentration of humic acids in the sample removed from different waters using an MIP with recoveries of 103 to 104% for drinking water, pond water, and well water.48 The binding...
... 118 4.1 INTRODUCTION Mainly due to progress in analytical instrumentation, there has been an increased awareness of the presence of pharmaceutical compounds as environmental contaminants in recent ... concentrations of the substances (0.1, 1.0, 10.0, 100.0, and 1000.0 mg/L in case of gadobutrol and gadoxetic acid disodium, 100 mg/L in case of dimeglumine gadopentetate, and 1000 mg/L in case of gadofosveset ... producers The growth inhibition test of dimeglumine gadopentetate was conducted in agreement with the standard DIN 38 412 L8.27 It was incubated in an aqueous solution including nutrients, with...
... Range of Veterinary Medicines Mean Avermectin Chlorfenvinphos Ciprofloxacin Enrofloxacin Cumaphos Deltamethrin Diazinon Fenbendazole Metronidazole Ofloxacin Olaquindox Oxytetracycline Sulfamethazine ... Ciprofloxacin Enrofloxacin Ivermectin Antibiotic Antibiotic Endectocide Lincomycin Antibiotic Monensin Oxytetracycline Coccidiostat Antibiotic Sulfadiazine Sulfadimidine Sulfamethazine Tetracycline ... understanding Those gaps are outlined in the following paragraphs Researchers are still focusing on only a small proportion of the medicines in use (including the avermectins, tetracyclines, sulfonamides,...
... resonance study of the site of metal binding in tetracycline, J Am Chem Soc., 97, 2397, 1975 33 Case, C.L and Carlson, M.S., Effect of feeding organic and inorganic sources of additional zinc on growth ... values in the same range for the binding of fluoroquinolones by Aldrich humic acid (3000 to 200,000 L/kg DOC) Sorption of flumequin and oxolinic acid increased markedly between pH and but remained ... determinant for their release into the environment Over a 180-d anaerobic incubation in liquid swine manure, first-order half-lives were estimated for erythromycin, roxithromycin, and salinomycin of...
... important in identifying factors that affected leaching of tylosin in our study Finally, Saini et al (2003) found increased survival of an E coli strain when manure in which they were residing was incorporated ... Fate ofPharmaceuticalsin the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems Recently, antibiotics, including the veterinary antibiotic tylosin, which is described in this study, were found in 48% of ... each of the factors is biologically active, with tylosin A being most active and most prevalent in medicinal and feed formulations (Teeter and Meyerhoff, 2003) Tylosin acts in bacteria by binding...
... of the original substance that can be found in urine or feces2 will enter wastewater The fate ofpharmaceuticals during wastewatertreatment is discussed in Part III of this book Wastewaterin ... contact of the solvent with the plant and with soil microorganisms, 25 mL of the spiking solution in acetone was mixed with 480 mL of urine (resulting in a 3.5% solution of acetone in urine) Application ... ofpharmaceuticals and that a sanitation concept including urine recycling will lead to an input of these compounds into the top soil layer of agricultural fields or will limit the usability of...
... Group, LLC Drugs in Drinking Water 221 10.3.3 CHLORINE-BASED DISINFECTION Chlorine disinfectants, such as free chlorine and chloramines, are widely used in drinking water disinfection in the United ... were found to resist wastewatertreatment and that were found in drinking water, such as clofibric acid, iopromide, carbamazepine, diclofenac, and ibuprofen 10.3 DRINKING WATER TREATMENT A conventional ... Group, LLC 220 Fate ofPharmaceuticalsin the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems 10.3.1 PRETREATMENT The potential for the removalof PhACs from drinking water by different treatment processes...
... Fate ofPharmaceuticalsin the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems TABLE 11.6 Emerging Contaminants in U.S Drinking Water (n = 20) Compound DEET Atrazine Meprobamate Dilantin Ibuprofen ... result in seasonal variation of pharmaceuticals, as observed in Finland at a drinking water plant that was impacted by wastewater. 36 The treatment efficiency ofpharmaceuticals was evaluated in a ... 16 97 94 Removalof Endocrine Disruptors and Pharmaceuticals 249 11.7 FULL-SCALE EVALUATIONS Samples of raw and finished drinking water were collected from 20 drinking water treatmentplants from...
... River in Atlanta—near the intake of a regional drinking water treatment plant, and from Lake Zurich in Switzerland—at the intake of one of Zurich’s drinking water treatmentplants Samples were filtered ... (USGS) in 2002 reported the presence of a wide variety of chemicals including many pharmaceuticals and personal-care products in U.S streams.6 Other similar findings regarding the ubiquity ofpharmaceuticals ... pharmaceuticalsin full-scale treatmentplants before and after chlorination were also monitored in order to evaluate the removalof these compounds by chlorine.7 In many of these studies, reaction kinetics...
... disrupt the functions of the endocrine system and cause adverse effects to organisms.27 The adverse effects may include mimicking or blocking receptor binding, or altering the rate of hormone synthesis ... Fate ofPharmaceuticalsin the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems 13.4 NATURAL ANDROGENS Natural androgens are C-19 steroids that possess androgenic activities (stimulating and maintaining ... concentrations increased with increasing application rate, reaching a maximum of 1280 ng/L at an application rate of 7.05 tons litter ha–1 In another study,37 runoff concentrations of 17 -estradiol...
... (1996) also saw a plateauing effect for ampicillin, novobiocin, penicillin, kanamycin, gentamicin, spectinomycin, streptomycin, tylosin, and tetracyclines over a wide range of inhibition (from to ... Group, LLC Treatmentof Antibiotics in Swine Wastewater 337 Related work by Vieno et al (2007) examined removalof antibiotics, as well as other pharmaceuticals, in a municipal wastewatertreatment ... ANTIBIOTICS IN SWINE WASTEWATER 14.6.1 ANTIBIOTIC REMOVAL Chlorine treatmentofwastewater from a barn, prior to discharge into a treatment process, is a potential means of removing antibiotics...
... THESIS SUBMITTED FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL & BIOMOLECULAR ENGINEERING NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE 2012 Acknowledgements First of all, I would like to take ... bound together in a cyclic ring They compose of five or more α (1-4) linked D-glucopyranoside units linked one as those in amylose Particularly, they contain to glucose monomers in one ring [12] There ... dramatically increased over the last couple of years The application can be classified as in vitro and in vivo For in vitro applications, the main application is in diagnostic and separation/labelling of...
... solid/solution solution pH range of alkalinity final dye removal after to explain in adsorption basis of final pH in the important removal pH 11 the due to the contribution final 1.46 of pH When 98 to Ref ... 10 II Final pH 13 100 80 11 1: , "P O9++rk 10 Initial 12 14 16 pH Fig A Effect of initial pH on per cent removalof dye B Effect of initial pH on Final pH C Per cent removal vs Final pH In acid ... dye removal occurred at the initial pH of 2.0 The kinetic technologist data may in designing removal from wastewaters As adsorbent the processing be useful treatment enriched i.5 discarded the industry,...