EPs antibiotics
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The emerging pollutants (EPs) are considered a global monitoring challenge, present in
the environment in very reduced concentrations, and the proper methods for sampling
and analysis are still in development. Many published types of research considering the
EPs identification only depend on the analytical methodology and a more efficient higher
number of EPs. The quantitative determination of the prioritized EPs in water needs
advanced and ultra-sensitive instrumental techniques applied in water, water-suspended
matter, soil, and biota. The regulatory framework of the water-quality parameters does
not often include the microplastics, EPs, and their metabolites; especially, the groundwater
water-quality monitoring and control are urgent but not yet achieved. The EPs
sources in water are the sewage, industrial, and agricultural waste discard, and the UN
estimated that the wastewater produced annually is about 1500 km3, about six times more
water than existing in all rivers of the word. In 2015, in China, which has a fast-growing
economy, the water is a scarce resource with just 8% of the world’s fresh water to meet
the water needs of the 22% of the world’s population.
Como referenciar
ORTIZ, NILCE. EPs antibiotics: photodecomposition and biocarbon adsorption. In: SOLONESKI, SONIA (ed.). Emerging Pollutants. London, UK: IntechOpen, 2018. , cap. 5. p. 79-97. DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.76893. Disponível em: http://repositorio.ipen.br/handle/123456789/30080. Acesso em: 30 Dec 2025.
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