Abstract:Reactions between chlorine disinfectants, total organic carbon (TOC), and other chemicals in water form a series of disinfection by-products (DBPs), including trihalomethanes (THMs) that are toxic and suspected carcinogens. This paper aims at reducing DBPs formation potential through the degradation of the precursors using pre-oxidation. First, a survey analysis for five different water treatment plants (WTPs) was carried out to determine the most polluted site with TOC and THMs afterward, the efficiency of th… Show more
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