Degradation of naproxen in chlorination and UV/chlorine processes: kinetics and degradation products
Degradation of naproxen in chlorination and UV/chlorine processes: kinetics and degradation products
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萘普生在氯化和紫外线/氯过程中的降解:动力学和降解产物
DOI:
10.1007/s11356-019-04472-z
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
Zhang Liqiu
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作者:
Liu Yongze;Tang Yuqing;Wu Yongxin;Feng Li;Zhang Liqiu
Naproxen (NAP) is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug which has been widely used and frequently detected in water environments. This study investigated the NAP degradation in the chlorination and UV/chlorine disinfection processes, which usually acted as the last barriers for water treatment. The results showed that both chlorination and UV/chlorine disinfection could remove NAP effectively. At various chlorine dosages (0.1~0.5 mM), the contributions of chlorination and reactive radicals to the degradation of NAP in the UV/chlorine process were calculated to be 50.5~56.9% and 43.1~49.5%, respectively. However, the reactive radicals dominated in NAP degradation in alkaline solutions, while chlorination dominated in acidic conditions. The HCO3−(10~50 mM) slightly inhibited, Cl−(10~50 mM) gradually promoted, and HA (1~5 mg/L) significantly reduced NAP degradation by UV/chlorine process. The degradation intermediates and products were obtained via high-performance liquid chromatography with QE-MS/MS; NAP was degraded by demethylation, acetylation, and dicarboxylic acid pathways during the chlorination and UV/chlorination processes.