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Main Title

Organic Halogen Measurement: Current Uses and Future Prospects.

Author

Stevens, A. A. ; Dressman, R. C. ; Sorrell, R. K. ; Brass, H. J. ;

CORP Author

Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, OH. Water Engineering Research Lab.

Year Published

1985

Report Number

EPA/600/J-85/054;

Stock Number

PB85-220382

Additional Subjects

Halogen organic compounds ; Disinfection ; Water treatment ; Water analysis ; Halides ; Byproducts ; Design criteria ; Assessments ; Potable water ; Adsorption ; Forecasting ; Activated carbon treatment ; Ground water ; Surface water ; Sampling ; Industrial wastes ; Reprints ; Water pollution detection ; Granular activated carbon treatment ; Halomethanes ; Purge and trap techniques

Holdings

Library	Call Number	Additional Info	Location	Last Modified	Checkout Status
NTIS	PB85-220382	Some EPA libraries have a fiche copy filed under the call number shown.		07/26/2022

Collation

12p

Abstract

Currently, the most popular method of analyzing total organic halide in water involves carbon adsorption, oxidative combustion, and measurement of the hydrogen halide by microcoulometry. Total organic halide can be used as an indicator of water quality, providing a direct measure of disinfection by-product formation, and in some circumstances, a surrogate measure of individual organic pollutants. An important application of organic halide measurements is in unit process design, control, and monitoring. Each potential application, however, must be carefully assessed to determine the usefulness of organic halide measurements.

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