Treatment of micropollutants in water and wastewater /
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Imprint: | London [England] : IWA Publishing, 2010. ©2010 |
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Description: | 1 online resource (501 pages) : illustrations. |
Language: | English |
Series: | Integrated Environmental Technologies series Integrated environmental technology series. |
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Format: | E-Resource Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12327184 |
Table of Contents:
- 1, Micropollutants and aquatic environment
- Pesticides
- Pharmaceuticals
- Surfactants and personal care products
- Perfluorinated compounds
- 2. Analytical methods for the identification of micropollutants and their transformation products
- Theoretical approaches to the analytics of micropollutants
- Instrumental methods
- 3. Sensors and biosensors for endocrine disrupting chemicals: state-of-the-art and future trends
- 4. Nanofiltration membranes and nanofilters
- Separation and fouling of nanofiltration
- 5. Physico-chemical treatment of micropollutants: adsorption and ion exchange
- Inorganic ion-exchangers
- 6. Physico-chemical treatment of micropollutants: coagulation and membrane ptocesses
- 7. Biological treatment of micropollutants
- Municipal sewage as the source of micropollutants
- Biological treatment of micropollutants
- 8. UV irradiation for micropollutant removal from aqueous solutions in the presence of H2O2
- Laboratory scale experiments of UV/H2O2
- 9. Hybrid advanced oxidation techniques based on cavitation for micropollutants degradation
- Theory of ultrasound
- Hybrid cavitation-based technologies
- Degradation of micropollutants
- 10. Advanced catalytic oxidation of emerging micropollutants
- Advanced catalytic oxidation processes for the removal of emerging contaminants from the aqueous phase
- Advanced nanocatalytic oxidation of micropollutants
- 11. Existence, impacts, transport and treatments of herbicides in Great Barrier Reef catchments in Australia
- Peristant organic pollutants
- Herbicides and pesticides
- Possible methods of treatment of POPs including herbicides and pesticides from catchment discharges.