American Water Works Association · 1981 · 13 citations · 9 references
Public HealthEnvironmental EngineeringEnvironmental SciencesEnvironmental HealthWater Quality EngineeringWater TreatmentChemical SafetyEnvironmental ContaminantsEnvironmental DisinfectionEnvironmental SanitationWater QualityWater SanitationAdverse Health EffectsChlorinationChlorine ActivationChlorine ChemistryChlorine-based DisinfectantsChlorine-based DisinfectionDisinfectionOzonation
Although chlorine dioxide and ozone are good disinfecting agents, the health effects of their reaction products are incompletely understood. The chlorite ion produced by chlorine dioxide and oxidized organic compounds resulting from ozonation may be toxic. Until or unless these substances are identified and their safety demonstrated, neither chlorine dioxide nor ozone should be substituted for chlorine in water disinfection.
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The chemistry of ozone in the treatment of water
Mordechai Peleg · Water Research · 1976 · 140 citations