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January 28, 2017Ultrasonics Sonochemistry205 citationsOpen Access

Medium-high frequency ultrasound and ozone based advanced oxidation for amoxicillin removal in water

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RKRana KıdakCyprus International UniversityŞDŞifa DoğanCyprus International University

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(625 times higher than ultrasound). In the processes where ozone was used, humic acid did not show any significant effect because the rate constant was so high that ozone has easily overcome the scavenging effects of natural water constituents. Furthermore, the intermediate compounds, after the incomplete oxidation mechanisms, has been analyzed to reveal the possible degradation pathways of amoxicillin through ultrasonic irradiation and ozonation applications. The outcomes of the intermediate compounds experiments and the toxicity was investigated to give a clear explanation about the safety of the resulting solution. The relevance of all the results concluded that hybrid advanced oxidation system was the best option for amoxicillin removal.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1a71bb37bfaf0f59459b22https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ultsonch.2017.01.033
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