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The Contribution Of Atmospheric Particulate Matter To The Formation Of Cx3r-Type Disinfection By-Products In Rainwater During Chlorination, Mengtian Hou, Wenhai Chu, Feifei Wang, Yang Deng, Naiyun Gao, Di Zhang
The Contribution Of Atmospheric Particulate Matter To The Formation Of Cx3r-Type Disinfection By-Products In Rainwater During Chlorination, Mengtian Hou, Wenhai Chu, Feifei Wang, Yang Deng, Naiyun Gao, Di Zhang
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Atmospheric particulate matter (PM) can be scavenged by rainfall and contribute dissolved organic matter (DOM) to rainwater. Rainwater may serve as a part or the whole of drinking water sources, leading to the introduction of PM-derived DOM into drinking water. However, little information is available on the role of PM-derived DOM as a remarkable precursor of CX3R-type disinfection by-products (DBPs) in rainwater. In this study, samples were collected from ten occurrences of rainfall in Shanghai and batch experiments were executed to explore the contribution of PM-derived DOM to CX3R-type DBP formation in rainwater and to further understand some of unknowns …