Identification of intermediates leading to chloroform and C-4 diacids in the chlorination of humic acid.
Identification of intermediates leading to chloroform and C-4 diacids in the chlorination of humic acid.
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腐植酸氯化过程中生成氯仿和 C-4 二酸的中间体的鉴定。
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发表时间:
1985
影响因子:
11.4
通讯作者:
L. Galan
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作者:
E. Leer;J. Damsté;C. Erkelens;L. Galan
The chlorination of terrestrial humic acid was studied
at pH 7. 2 with varying chlorine to carbon ratios. The
principal products are chloroform, di- and trichloroacetic
acid, and chlorinated C-4 diacids. At a high chlorine dose
many new chlorination products were detected, among
them chlorinated aromatic acids. At a low chlorine dose
a class of chlorinated compounds was found, which contained
a trichloromethyl group. These compounds may
be converted into chloroform and in most eases C-4 diacids
by oxidation and hydrolysis reactions. Because these
compounds are found mainly at low chlorine dosage, they
may be regarded as intermediates in the reactions that give
chloroform. The intermediates support the hypothesis of
Rook that m-dihydroxybenzene moieties in humic acid are
responsible for the formation of chloroform. A reaction
scheme is proposed that explains the formation of the intermediates.