Formation of iodinated trihalomethanes during UV/chloramination with iodate as the iodine source.
Formation of iodinated trihalomethanes during UV/chloramination with iodate as the iodine source.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.watres.2016.04.012
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发表时间:
2016-07
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12.8
通讯作者:
Tian-Yang Zhang;Yi-Li Lin;An-Qi Wang;Fu-xiang Tian;Bin Xu;Shengji Xia;N. Gao
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作者:
Tian-Yang Zhang;Yi-Li Lin;An-Qi Wang;Fu-xiang Tian;Bin Xu;Shengji Xia;N. Gao
Iodinated trihalomethanes (I-THMs) are a group of emerging disinfection by-products with high toxicity, and iodide (I−) as well as iodinated organic compounds are expected to be their iodine sources. Nevertheless, in this study, iodate (IO3−) was proven to be a new iodine source of I-THM formation during UV/chloramination. In the iodate-containing waters (without any other iodine sources), I-THM formation increased with the increase of UV dose, IO3−and NH2Cl concentrations. With the increase of Br−/IO3−molar ratio, I-THM formation (especially for the brominated species) increased. Besides, NOM species could affect I-THM formation from IO3−during UV/chloramination. Fulvic acid could promote IO3−phototransformation to I−but humic acid impeded the production of I−during UV irradiation. Under realistic drinking water treatment conditions (DOC = 5.0 mg-C/L, IO3−= 12.7 μg-I/L, UV dose = 50 mJ/cm2, NH2Cl = 5 mg-Cl2/L), CHCl2I was detected as 0.17 μg/L using solid-phase microextraction method, and the production rate of I-THMs from IO3−was about 7% of that from I−.