In a sanitation process of drinking water, carbon from the organic matter reacts with chlorine, forming by-products, among which are trihalomethanes (THM). These substances are carriers of mutagenic and can-cerogenic potential and hence should be removed in drinking water treatment. Since the natural organic mat-ters are precursors of THM formation, their removal from the water decreases the concentration of THMs. The THM forming potential is the most reliable indicator in evaluation of organic matter removal during drinking water treatment processes. The results have shown that the reaction producing THMs follows sec-ond order kinetics. The second order rate constant ranged from 0.024 M-1s-1 to 0.065 M-1s-1 at 22 °C and pH = 8.2 for 96 hours. The removal of 78.4% of natural organic matter, by adsorption on anionic exchange res-ins, resulted in the THM forming potential reduction by 63.1%. Various fractions of natural organic matter differ in their reactivity with chlorine, which is im...portant when it comes to selection of the adsorption me-dium in the drinking water treatment processes.
Keywords:
Natural Organic Matter / Trihalomethanes / Disinfection by Chlorine / Ground Water
Source:
Journal of Water Resource and Protection, 2010, 2, 2, 137-142
TY - JOUR
AU - Vidović, Milka
AU - Milovanović, Boban
AU - Trajković, Ivana
AU - Tomić, Ilija
PY - 2010
UR - https://cer.ihtm.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/5420
AB - In a sanitation process of drinking water, carbon from the organic matter reacts with chlorine, forming by-products, among which are trihalomethanes (THM). These substances are carriers of mutagenic and can-cerogenic potential and hence should be removed in drinking water treatment. Since the natural organic mat-ters are precursors of THM formation, their removal from the water decreases the concentration of THMs. The THM forming potential is the most reliable indicator in evaluation of organic matter removal during drinking water treatment processes. The results have shown that the reaction producing THMs follows sec-ond order kinetics. The second order rate constant ranged from 0.024 M-1s-1 to 0.065 M-1s-1 at 22 °C and pH = 8.2 for 96 hours. The removal of 78.4% of natural organic matter, by adsorption on anionic exchange res-ins, resulted in the THM forming potential reduction by 63.1%. Various fractions of natural organic matter differ in their reactivity with chlorine, which is important when it comes to selection of the adsorption me-dium in the drinking water treatment processes.
PB - Scientific Research
T2 - Journal of Water Resource and Protection
T1 - Reduction of Trihalomethanes Forming Potential by Adsorption of Natural Organic Matter on Ionic Exchange Resins
VL - 2
IS - 2
SP - 137
EP - 142
DO - 10.4236/jwarp.2010.22016
ER -
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abstract = "In a sanitation process of drinking water, carbon from the organic matter reacts with chlorine, forming by-products, among which are trihalomethanes (THM). These substances are carriers of mutagenic and can-cerogenic potential and hence should be removed in drinking water treatment. Since the natural organic mat-ters are precursors of THM formation, their removal from the water decreases the concentration of THMs. The THM forming potential is the most reliable indicator in evaluation of organic matter removal during drinking water treatment processes. The results have shown that the reaction producing THMs follows sec-ond order kinetics. The second order rate constant ranged from 0.024 M-1s-1 to 0.065 M-1s-1 at 22 °C and pH = 8.2 for 96 hours. The removal of 78.4% of natural organic matter, by adsorption on anionic exchange res-ins, resulted in the THM forming potential reduction by 63.1%. Various fractions of natural organic matter differ in their reactivity with chlorine, which is important when it comes to selection of the adsorption me-dium in the drinking water treatment processes.",
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title = "Reduction of Trihalomethanes Forming Potential by Adsorption of Natural Organic Matter on Ionic Exchange Resins",
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Vidović, M., Milovanović, B., Trajković, I.,& Tomić, I.. (2010). Reduction of Trihalomethanes Forming Potential by Adsorption of Natural Organic Matter on Ionic Exchange Resins. in Journal of Water Resource and Protection
Scientific Research., 2(2), 137-142.
https://doi.org/10.4236/jwarp.2010.22016
Vidović M, Milovanović B, Trajković I, Tomić I. Reduction of Trihalomethanes Forming Potential by Adsorption of Natural Organic Matter on Ionic Exchange Resins. in Journal of Water Resource and Protection. 2010;2(2):137-142.
doi:10.4236/jwarp.2010.22016 .
Vidović, Milka, Milovanović, Boban, Trajković, Ivana, Tomić, Ilija, "Reduction of Trihalomethanes Forming Potential by Adsorption of Natural Organic Matter on Ionic Exchange Resins" in Journal of Water Resource and Protection, 2, no. 2 (2010):137-142,
https://doi.org/10.4236/jwarp.2010.22016 . .
