2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jwpe.2021.102435
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Adsorption of algal organic matter on activated carbons from alternative sources: Influence of physico-chemical parameters

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“…IOM can be extracted by different methods such as freeze/ thawing cycles, 38,49 autoclaving, 48 ultrasonication, 18 and physically grinding cells. 23 Autoclaving is not recommended as it can degrade some organics.…”
Section: Aom Characteristicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…IOM can be extracted by different methods such as freeze/ thawing cycles, 38,49 autoclaving, 48 ultrasonication, 18 and physically grinding cells. 23 Autoclaving is not recommended as it can degrade some organics.…”
Section: Aom Characteristicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The analyzed studies (Table 1) were undertaken at pH 7 for chlorination and 7–8 for chloramination, which agrees with the range (pH 7–8) found in eutrophicated reservoirs. 18 The pH affects chlor(am)ine reactivity with AOM and the stability of DBPs. 67 For instance, a pH increase from 5.0 to 7.0 increased THM, HAN, HAL, and HAA yields during AOM chlor(am)ination but reduced the formation of CH, HK, and TCNM.…”
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“…Algal population management can be accomplished through biological processes like slow sand filters or activated sludge. Coagulation, Copper sulfate, Activated Carbon, Nano Particle, Ozonation, Hydrogen Peroxide, and Chlorination are the principal chemical processes (Chen et al 2020;Bibak et al 2013;Leite et al 2021;Fuente et al 2019;Kalbar 2021;Deng et al 2022 andGuo et al 2017). Most chemicals, however, are overpriced and too general, harming aquatic organisms that aren't their intended targets.…”
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confidence: 99%