Chemical reduction methods for bromate ion removal
Abstract
Bromate ion (BrO3-) in drinking water is a concern to water utilities because of its toxicity - but also because new regulations have been promulgated to lower residual levels of BrO3- in finished water. This study evaluated sulfite ion (SO32-) and reduced iron (Fe2+) as potential removal agents for BrO3- ever a wide pH range. The experimental rate law for BrO3- removal using SO32- shows that the rate of removal decreases with increasing pH. The experimental rate law for BrO2- removal using Fe2+ shows that the rate of removal increases with increasing pH.
Publication Title
Journal / American Water Works Association
Recommended Citation
Gordon, G., Gauw, R., Emmert, G., Walters, B., & Bubnis, B. (2002). Chemical reduction methods for bromate ion removal. Journal / American Water Works Association, 94 (2), 91-98. https://doi.org/10.1002/j.1551-8833.2002.tb09410.x
- Citations
- Citation Indexes: 48
- Policy Citations: 1
- Usage
- Abstract Views: 6
- Captures
- Readers: 13
