The ozonation reactions of pesticides in aqueous solution have been reviewed. Degree of reaction and reaction product identity are included. Compounds are classified into five groups: chlorinated hydrocarbons, organophosphorus compounds, phenoxyalkyl acid derivatives, organonitrogen compounds, and phenolic compounds. Experimental conditions for each study are summarized. Much work has been carried out under conditions atypical of those encountered at drinking water treatment plants. Thus, the findings of the papers reviewed cannot be applied directly to potable water treatment.
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