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Journal AWWA, 1919
By subjecting such a mixture to distillation in a vacuum at about 40°, after adding ZnCl2 solution to remove free ammonia and sodium hydroxide, there is obtained a concentrated solution whose analysis yields values agreeing with the formula NH2C1. From concentrated mixtures under greatly reduced pressure, chloramine is often obtained as pale yellow ...
W. F. Monfort, O. A. Barnes
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By subjecting such a mixture to distillation in a vacuum at about 40°, after adding ZnCl2 solution to remove free ammonia and sodium hydroxide, there is obtained a concentrated solution whose analysis yields values agreeing with the formula NH2C1. From concentrated mixtures under greatly reduced pressure, chloramine is often obtained as pale yellow ...
W. F. Monfort, O. A. Barnes
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Estimation of xylenes with chloramine-T
Talanta, 1981The reaction between xylenes and chloramine-T has been found to proceed quantitatively over a wide range of experimental conditions. A back-titration procedure in which xylenes are reacted with excess of chloramine-T in 1M perchloric acid-0.03M sodium chloride medium has been developed. Inorganic ions other than chloride do not interfere.
Mayanna, S.M., Uma, K.V.
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Oxidation of melatonin by taurine chloramine
Journal of Pineal Research, 2010Abstract: Melatonin is widely known for its antioxidant, immunomodulatory, and anti‐inflammatory effects. Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is one example of an endogenous oxidant that is promptly neutralized by melatonin.
Ximenes, Valdecir Farias +3 more
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Triclosan Reactivity in Chloraminated Waters
Environmental Science & Technology, 2006Triclosan, widely employed as an antimicrobial additive in many household personal care products, has recently been detected in wastewater treatment plant effluents and in source waters used for drinking water supplies. Chloramines used either as alternative disinfectants in drinking water treatment or formed during chlorination of nonnitrified ...
Aimee E, Greyshock, Peter J, Vikesland
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Estimation of thiosemicarbazide with chloramine-T
Talanta, 1970A rapid and accurate method for the estimation of thiosemicarbazide in aqueous solution has been developed based on its oxidation with chloramine-T at room temperature and pH 4. The effect of such variables as pH, mode of addition of reagents and concentration of chloride ion on the extent of oxidation has been studied.
D S, Mahadevappa, A S, Murthy
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Slowly Dechlorinated Organic Chloramines
Science, 1982Dechlorination of some organic chloramines with aqueous sulfite solutions does not take place instantaneously as previously assumed. Field dechlorination times on the order of hours for some compounds that are found in chlorinated effluents appear likely on the basis of laboratory studies.
W D, Stanbro, M J, Lenkevich
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Determination of iodide with chloramine-T
Talanta, 1974A method is described for the estimation of iodide, based on its oxidation to iodate by the addition of excess of chloramine-T, destruction of the excess of chloraniine-T with dimethyl sulphoxide and determination of the iodate iodometrically. In addition, the dimethyl sulphoxide eliminates any interference from bromide or bromate.
D, Venkappayya, G, Aravamudan
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Formation of organic chloramines during chlorination of 18 compounds
Water Research, 2021, Huazi Wang, Chaoran Liu
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