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Selective Oxidation of Pharmaceuticals and Suppression of Perchlorate Formation during Electrolysis of Fresh Human Urine

2020-05-15

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Many pharmaceutical compounds are excreted unchanged or as active metabolites via urine. They pass through conventional wastewater treatment processes and present a risk to aquatic ecosystems and humans. Point-source remediation of source-separated urine provides a promising alternative to destroy pharmaceuticals before dilution with wastewater. Electrochemical advanced oxidation processes are one possible option...

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b77203ba-9304-5cd7-a52d-2d73e41a3d33
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10.26434/chemrxiv.12127818.v2
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