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Relative Dominance of Haloacetic Acids and Trihalomethanes in Drinking Waterby Philip C. Singer
Synopses & ReviewsBook News Annotation:Presents the results of a study conducted by the nonprofit water
quality research organization, the AWWA Research Foundation. The
study investigates and measures all four bromine- and chlorine-
containing THM species (THM4, equivalent to what is typically
referred to as TTHMs) and all nine bromine- and chlorine-containing
HAAs. The project consisted of chlorination experiments on a variety
of different waters under controlled laboratory conditions,
measurements made in selected full-scale water treatment systems, and
a comprehensive assessment of THM and HAA occurrence based on an
analysis of the first 12 months of ICR data. Conclusions are covered
in depth, with detailed monitoring and regulatory recommendations for
water utilities.
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