When chemical disinfection is applied before or after desalination systems, compounds may
be formed that pose potential risks to the health of human and aquatic organisms or impact …

The most common drinking water clarification technology worldwide is based on
precipitation using the floccules of iron (III) oxide-hydroxide FeO (OH). The coagulation …

The quality of harvested rainwater which is used for domestic and drinking purposes in the
northern area of Kefalonia Island in SW Greece and the factors affecting it were assessed …

In several European countries and at the level of the European Union, we can observe
political and societal attempts to promote the use of tap water. Most prominently, the …

Reclamation and reuse of wastewater is one of the most effective ways to alleviate water
resource scarcity. In many countries very stringent limit for chlorination by-products such as …

Differential absorbance at wavelengths near 272 nm (− ΔA272) has been used to track the
halogenation of NOM, but its performance for different drinking water sources before and …

Relationships between the formation of disinfection byproduct (DBPs) and changes of the
fluorescence of natural organic matter (NOM) in chlorinated water were quantified using two …

This study examined the significance of water quality monitoring parameters obtained via
logarithmic transformation of the absorbance spectra of raw and treated drinking water. The …

Low concentrations of arsenic (As) contamination in aquatic environment is a worldwide
issue, which is of great concern. To evaluate the impact of low concentrations of As on …

This study investigated effects of pH, bromide and natural organic matter (NOM) level on
yields and speciation of trihalomethanes (THMs) and haloacetic acids (HAAs) in chlorinated …