ArticleEnvironmental science & technology2025
Ozonation of Pharmaceuticals and Their Human Metabolites in Wastewater─Insights from Laboratory Experiments and Field Data.
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- Determining Olefinic and Phenolic Fractions in Dissolved Organic Matter by Ozonation with Stable Oxygen Isotope Analysis of HEnvironmental science & technology · 2026Article
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Abstract
Pharmaceuticals and their human metabolites are contaminants of emerging concern in aquatic environments. While monitoring usually targets parent compounds, metabolites, often excreted at higher loads, are largely overlooked. This study investigates the behavior of both during wastewater treatment, focusing on ozonation as an advanced treatment step. Second-order rate constants for reactions of 87 parent compounds and 130 metabolites with ozone were determined using a multicompound competition kinetics method, enabling exploration of functional group-specific reactivity trends. Aromatic hydroxylation generally increased ozone reactivity (up to 5 orders of magnitude), whereas
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