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Medicines in water: presence, risks and treatment potential

Authors: Luis Fernando DELGADO ZAMBRANO, Claire ALBASI

Publication date: July 10, 2009

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Luis Fernando DELGADO ZAMBRANO is a doctoral student at the Chemical Engineering Laboratory, UMR CNRS 5503, University of Toulouse.

Claire ALBASI is a CNRS researcher at the Chemical Engineering Laboratory, UMR CNRS 5503, University of Toulouse.

The protection of surface water as a source of drinking water has become an important issue for society. The complete water cycle is an essential part of long-term water resource management, requiring the protection of surface water from persistent pollutant compounds, the latter being difficult to remove and/or toxic.

The effects of certain pollutants can be :

  • Acute type (referred to as "acute toxicity"): exposure to a toxic substance, over a short period of time and in high doses,...

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