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WATER ANALYSIS: EMERGING CONTAMINANTS AND CURRENT ISSUES, 2005 REVIEW
Citation:
RICHARDSON, S. D. AND T. A. TERNES. WATER ANALYSIS: EMERGING CONTAMINANTS AND CURRENT ISSUES, 2005 REVIEW. Analytical Chemistry. American Chemical Society, Washington, DC, 77(12):3807-3838, (2005).
Impact/Purpose:
Develop analytical methods to quantify iodinated DBPs in chloraminated drinking waters and to collaborate with CDC which is developing methods to measure iodo-THMs in human blood/urine
Description:
This biennial review covers developments in Water Analysis over the period of 2003-2004. A few significant references that appeared between January and February 2005 are also included. Analytical Chemistry's current policy is to limit reviews to include 100-200 significant references and to mainly focus on new trends. As a result, as was done in the previous 2003 Water Analysis review, this 2005 review will limit its focus to new, emerging contaminants and environmental issues that are driving most of the current research. Even with a more narrow focus, only a small fraction of the quality research publications could be discussed. Thus, this review will not be comprehensive, but will highlight new areas and discuss representative papers in the new areas of focus.