… products (DBPs) is an issue at both potable water and wastewater treatment plants (W/WWTPs).
Water … (ie, 3 × DOC, in weight basis); but for low-ammonia (NH 3 -N < 5 mg/L) waters in …

… -products (DBPs). In an attempt to clarify the potential public health concerns associated with
emerging disinfection by-products (… behavior of DBPs in drinking water distribution systems. …

… Disinfection for drinking water reduces the risk of pathogenic infection but may pose … by-products
(DBPs) when the organic and inorganic precursors are present in water. More than 250 …

… Potential health risks of DBPs from drinking water include bladder cancer, early-… water,
and these technologies may hold promise in reducing levels of DBPs formed in drinking water. …

… of DBPs that people are exposed to in their drinking water. Second, only a limited number of
DBPs … So, it is not known whether other DBPs (besides the few that are currently regulated) …

… Although drinking-water disinfection by-products (DBPs) … comply on a running annual average
basis). The reason for this … /DBP Rule permitted some locations within a water distribution …

… by-products (DBPs) formed upon drinking water treatment is … Non-target DBP analyses
employed here demonstrate that … Table 1 presents basic water characteristics relevant to the DBP …

… conventional view, Water 1 is considered less safe than Water 2, … higher cumulative DBP
concentrations on a mass basis. LC 50 , … care products typically are microconstituents in water …

… drinking water disinfection by-products (DBPs), which include emerging (unregulated) DBPs
… will need to comply on a running annual average basis). The reason for this change is that …

… Chloraminated and chlorinated waters containing bromide were used to determine the
impact of boiling on disinfection by-product (DBP) concentrations. No significant changes were …