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Reduction of Carbonaceous and Nitrogenous Disinfection Byproduct Precursors from Coagulated/Filtered Algae-laden Water: Comparison of Vacuum Ultraviolet and Ultraviolet Processes with and without Persulfate Activation

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Study demonstrates VUV and VUV with persulfate significantly reduce DBP precursors in algae-laden water, suggesting effective treatment strategies.

The VUV/PS process effectively reduced disinfection byproduct precursors, removing 30% to 46% of dissolved organic carbon.
Fluorescence measurements showed more than 88% reduction in all fluorophores with VUV/PS, indicating high effectiveness.
Comparative analysis confirmed VUV and VUV/PS outperformed UV processes, achieving greater reductions in trihalomethane formation potential.
Noteworthy reduction of brominated DBPs, which are more toxic than chlorinated DBPs, raises concerns about water treatment efficacy.

Soontharo et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Study demonstrates VUV and VUV with persulfate significantly reduce DBP precursors in algae-laden water, suggesting effective treatment strategies.

The VUV/PS process effectively reduced disinfection byproduct precursors, removing 30% to 46% of dissolved organic carbon.
Fluorescence measurements showed more than 88% reduction in all fluorophores with VUV/PS, indicating high effectiveness.
Comparative analysis confirmed VUV and VUV/PS outperformed UV processes, achieving greater reductions in trihalomethane formation potential.
Noteworthy reduction of brominated DBPs, which are more toxic than chlorinated DBPs, raises concerns about water treatment efficacy.

Soontharo et al. (2025) studied this question.

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