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               radicals was validated through radical quenching and electron paramagnetic resonances (EPR)

               tests. BPA degradation pathways were proposed on the basis of LC-MS and GC-MS analyses.

               Finally, a possible mechanism of catalytic PMS activation was proposed that involved electron

               transfer from MnO or Mn2O3 to PMS with the generation of sulfate radicals, protons and

               MnO2, as well as the simultaneous reduction of MnO2 by PMS. (C) 2016 Elsevier B.V. All

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                    论文链接:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhazmat.2016.08.021

                    22. Effects of water-sediment interaction and irrigation practices on iodine

               enrichment in shallow groundwater

                    作  者:Li, JX ( 李俊霞,博后 )            [ 1,2 ]  ;  Wang,  YX ( 王焰新 ) [ 1,2 ]  ; Xie,  XJ  ( 谢先军 )

               [ 1,2 ]  ; DePaolo, DJ (DePaolo, Donald J.) [ 3,4 ] JOURNAL OF HYDROLOGY 卷 : 543 页 : 293-

               304 子辑 :B 出版年 : DEC 2016

                    摘  要 :High iodine concentrations in groundwater have caused serious health problems

               to the local residents in the Datong basin, northern China. To determine the impact of water-

               sediment interaction and irrigation practices on iodine mobilization in aquifers, isotope

               (H-2, O-18 and Sr-87/Sr-86) and hydrogeochemical studies were conducted. The

               results show that groundwater iodine concentrations vary from 14.4 to 2180 mu g/

               L, and high iodinegroundwater (>150 mu g/L) mainly occurs in the central area of the

               Datong basin. Sediment iodine content is between <0.01 and 1.81 mg/kg, and the co-

               occurrence of high iodine and high DOC/TOC concentrations of groundwater and sediment

               samples  in  the  deeper  aquifer  indicates

               that the sediment enriched in iodine and

               or ganic matter  acts as  the  main

               source of groundwater iodine. The Sr-87/Sr-

               86 values and groundwater chemistry suggest

               that aluminosilicate hydrolysis is the dominant

               process controlling hydrochemical evolution


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