Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2765101098> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W2765101098 endingPage "529" @default.
- W2765101098 startingPage "520" @default.
- W2765101098 abstract "Abstract The degradation of phenacetin (PNT) by the combination of low-pressure mercury lamp and chlorine (UV/chlorine), an advanced oxidation process (AOP) of recent interest, was systematically investigated in terms of degradation kinetics, effects of chlorine dosage and water parameters, oxidation products as well as toxicity evaluation. The degradation of PNT followed pseudo first-order kinetics. The first-order rate constant (kobs) in the UV/chlorine AOP was 4.3, 8.4, and 11.1 times that of dark chlorination, UV/H2O2, and UV/PS, respectively, with the same molar dosage of oxidant at pH 7.2. Radical quenching tests suggested that chlorination, OH and reactive chlorine species were responsible for the UV/chlorine oxidation of PNT with contributions of 26.33%, 14.6% and 59.07%, at pH 7.2. As chlorine dosage gradually increased from 100 to 500 μM, the corresponding kobs monotonically increased from 0.0229 to 0.216 min−1. kobs was not apparently affected by the pH and coexisting chloride, but decreased by 56.5% and 75.4% in the presence of 10 mM HCO3− and 10 mg/L NOM. Slight decreases (around 15%) of kobs occurred in the raw water and tap water tests, while little effect was observed in filtered water samples compared with ultrapure water tests. Six typical disinfection byproducts including trichloromethane (TCM), chloral hydrate, dichloropropanone, trichloropropanone, trichloronitromethane, and dichloroacetonitrile were detected. The TCM yields increased to 159.95 μg/L within 20 min reaction of UV/chlorine, comprising 13.3% of the degraded PNT (per mole of carbon). The acute toxicity to luminescent bacterium Q67 by UV/chlorine was lower than chlorination under similar reaction conditions." @default.
- W2765101098 created "2017-11-10" @default.
- W2765101098 creator A5030997389 @default.
- W2765101098 creator A5060914981 @default.
- W2765101098 creator A5061743164 @default.
- W2765101098 creator A5068861080 @default.
- W2765101098 creator A5069089153 @default.
- W2765101098 creator A5084100453 @default.
- W2765101098 date "2018-03-01" @default.
- W2765101098 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
- W2765101098 title "Degradation of phenacetin by the UV/chlorine advanced oxidation process: Kinetics, pathways, and toxicity evaluation" @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1074025216 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1216335124 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1453843621 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1926950498 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1966769789 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1968800810 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1970052587 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1970608182 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1973658464 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1975382469 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1980493823 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1981678209 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1985681669 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1986307797 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1997240369 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W1997769055 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2001684156 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2006749698 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2016619508 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2018158260 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2020977777 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2024483714 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2028925907 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2032928191 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2037533040 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2038291677 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2045753087 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2046346278 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2046386085 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2046722520 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2060044938 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2064942505 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2069338351 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2069961789 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2072176276 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2072921084 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2073206162 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2085368945 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2085525548 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2086848975 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2107080809 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2136957280 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2145684457 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2147123075 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2163719266 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2171344290 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2189000007 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2191368140 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2208390144 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2228740932 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2236387858 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2315143479 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2317414032 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2318792504 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2321772528 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2324486830 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2404473651 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2476110017 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2519681033 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2536311555 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2554643484 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2586963303 @default.
- W2765101098 cites W2603761640 @default.
- W2765101098 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cej.2017.10.070" @default.
- W2765101098 hasPublicationYear "2018" @default.
- W2765101098 type Work @default.
- W2765101098 sameAs 2765101098 @default.
- W2765101098 citedByCount "69" @default.
- W2765101098 countsByYear W27651010982018 @default.
- W2765101098 countsByYear W27651010982019 @default.
- W2765101098 countsByYear W27651010982020 @default.
- W2765101098 countsByYear W27651010982021 @default.
- W2765101098 countsByYear W27651010982022 @default.
- W2765101098 countsByYear W27651010982023 @default.
- W2765101098 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W2765101098 hasAuthorship W2765101098A5030997389 @default.
- W2765101098 hasAuthorship W2765101098A5060914981 @default.
- W2765101098 hasAuthorship W2765101098A5061743164 @default.
- W2765101098 hasAuthorship W2765101098A5068861080 @default.
- W2765101098 hasAuthorship W2765101098A5069089153 @default.
- W2765101098 hasAuthorship W2765101098A5084100453 @default.
- W2765101098 hasConcept C107872376 @default.
- W2765101098 hasConcept C121332964 @default.
- W2765101098 hasConcept C148898269 @default.
- W2765101098 hasConcept C178790620 @default.
- W2765101098 hasConcept C185592680 @default.
- W2765101098 hasConcept C2775922563 @default.