Japan journal of water pollution research
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Studies on Mechanism of Volatile Chlorinated Organic Compound Formation (II)
Effect of Metals on Chloroform Formation by Chlorination of Humic Acid
Yasuyoshi SAYATOKatsuhiko NAKAMUROMieko ISHIZUKAMasanobu IRIGUGHIHitoshi SANOFujio KASHIRAMOTO
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1982 Volume 5 Issue 2 Pages 83-89

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Abstract
Chloroform formation by chlorination of humic acid in the presence of different metals were investigated.
The following results were obtained.
(1) Fe2+, Sn4+, Cr2O72-, Ni2+, SeO42- and Pb2+ had no effect on chloroform formation by chlorination of humic acid.
(2) Mn2+, SeO32- and Co2+ decreased chloroform formation, because these metals consumed an available chlorine demanded in chloroform formation of humic acid. However, MnO4- decreased chloroform formation because permanganate oxidized humic acid.
(3) Cu2+, Al3+, Fe3+ and Zn2+ accelerated chloroform formation because of catalyst-like function, the efficiency being in the decreasing order Cu2+> Al3+> Fe3+> Zn2+.
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