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Water Treatment Methods for Pharmaceuticals

By selenized on Mar 12, 2008
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Compound	log(k) O3	log(k) OH	log(k) HOCl	log(k) ClO2

Cephalexin	4.96	9.93
Vancomycin	5.91	9.91
Tetracycline	6.51	9.89
Penicillin G	3.68	9.86
Lincomycin	6.15	9.93
Trimethoprim	5.63	9.84
Enrofloxacin	5.61	9.65	3.2
Ciprofloxacin	4.85	9.61	7.69
N(4)-acetyl-sulfamethoxazole	2.41	9.83
Tylosin	6.15	9.91
Azithromycin	5.72	9.46
Amikacin	3.69	9.86
Ibuprofen	0.982	9.87		-2.0
Benzafibrate	2.77	9.87		-2.0
Ipromide	-1.1	9.52		-2.0
Carbamazepine	5.48	9.94		-1.823908741
Diazepam	-0.125	9.86		-1.602059991
Sulfamethoxazole	5.76	9.74	3.38	3.9
Diclofenac	6.0	9.88		4.02
Roxithromycin	4.8	9.73		4.15
17-a-ethinylestradiol	9.85	9.99		8.66
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Sources: various journals

log-rate constants for the breakdown of various pharmaceuticals by common wastewater treatment methods. Rate constants were measured at 20C and represent optimal pH conditions (i.e. the best-case scenario). —selenized