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Selected Publications Details for Grant Number R826834

Molecular Weight Separation and HPLC/MS/MS Characterization of Previously Unidentified Drinking Water Disinfection By-Products

RFA: Drinking Water (1998)

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Book Chapter Echigo S, Zhang X, Minear RA, Plewa MJ. Differentiation of total organic brominated and chlorinated compounds in total organic halide measurement: a new approach with an ion-chromatographic technique. In: Barrett SE, Krasner SW, Amy GL, eds. Natural Organic Matter and Disinfection By-Products, ACS Symposium Series Volume 761. Washington, DC: Oxford University Press-USA, 2000, Chapter 21, pp. 330-342. R825956 (Final)
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Book Chapter Echigo S, Minear RA, Yamada H. Ultra-low bromate detection in drinking water: a post-column derivatization method without anion suppressors for bromate analysis. In: Barrett SE, Krasner SW, Amy GL, eds. Natural Organic Matter and Disinfection By-Products, ACS Symposium Series Volume 761. Washington, DC: Oxford University Press-USA, 2000, Chapter 20, pp. 316-329. R825956 (Final)
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Book Chapter Zhang X, Echigo S, Minear RA, Plewa MJ. Characterization and comparison of disinfection by-products of four major disinfectants. In: Barrett SE, Krasner SW, Amy GL, eds. Natural Organic Matter and Disinfection By-Products, ACS Symposium Series Volume 761. Washington, DC: Oxford University Press-USA, 2000, Chapter 19, pp. 299-314. R825956 (Final)
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Journal Article Ikeda K, Arimura R, Echigo S, Shimizu Y, Minear RA, Matsui S. The fractionation/concentration of aquatic humic substances by the sequential membrane system and their characterization with mass spectrometry. Water Science & Technology 2000;42(7-8):383-390. R826834 (2001)
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Journal Article Zhang X, Minear RA. Decomposition of trihaloacetic acids and formation of the corresponding trihalomethanes in drinking water. Water Research 2002;36(14):3665-3673. R825956 (Final)
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Journal Article Zhang X, Minear RA. Characterization of high molecular weight disinfection byproducts resulting from chlorination of aquatic humic substances. Environmental Science & Technology 2002;36(19):4033-4038. R826834 (2001)
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Journal Article Zhang X, Minear RA, Guo Y, Hwang CJ, Barrett SE, Ikeda K, Shimizu Y, Matsui S. An electrospray ionization-tandem mass spectrometry method for identifying chlorinated drinking water disinfection byproducts. Water Research 2004;38(18):3920-3930. R826834 (Final)
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Journal Article Zhang X, Minear RA, Barrett SE. Characterization of high molecular weight disinfection byproducts from chlorination of humic substances with/without coagulation pretreatment using UF-SEC-ESI-MS/MS. Environmental Science & Technology 2005; 39(4):963-972. R826834 (Final)
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Journal Article Zhang X, Minear RA. Formation, adsorption and separation of high molecular weight disinfection byproducts resulting from chlorination of aquatic humic substances. Water Research 2006;40(2):221-230. R826834 (Final)
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Journal Article Zhang X, Minear RA. Removal of low-molecular weight DBPs and inorganic ions for characterization of high-molecular weight DBPs in drinking water. Water Research 2006;40(5):1043-1051. R826834 (Final)
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