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- W3138546820 abstract "The efficacy of ozone as an oxidant and disinfectant triggered its introduction into water treatment since more than a century. Recently ozonation has sparked interest in other applications including advanced wastewater treatment where ozone is applied for the abatement of micropollutants and in potable water reuse. As with other oxidants, the formation of disinfection byproducts (DBPs) during ozonation is inevitable. DBPs formed during ozonation include aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids, nitrosamines, and most critically bromate. Depending on the water matrix and quality, the landscape of byproducts can change. Bromide concentration in the treated water is a crucial factor in determining the nature of the formed byproducts. High bromide concentrations in water typically hinder the application of ozone due to the formation of the possible carcinogen bromate. However, depending on the treatment goals and water properties, different mitigation strategies can be applied to hamper the formation of critical byproducts. A proper kinetic understanding of reactions taking place constitutes a key aspect from which mechanistic inferences can be made. A good mechanistic understanding of ozonation reactions is important to anticipate reaction pathways and oxidation products. Despite the efficacy of ozone as an oxidant, new findings about the occurrence of oxidation-refractory chemical contaminants in water resources continue to emphasize the importance of adopting multiple barrier approaches involving chemical and physical processes in drinking water treatment, along with appropriate source control strategies." @default.
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- W3138546820 title "Ozonation in drinking water treatment: an overview of general and practical aspects, mechanisms, kinetics, and byproduct formation" @default.
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