Bromine is a microelement present in waters, both in inorganic and in a wide range of
organic compounds, though at lower concentrations. Typically, concentrations of …

Bromate, a potential carcinogen, is a major disinfection byproduct formed during the
ozonation of bromide-containing water; hence, the suppression of bromate in ozonated …

Drinking water is an important source of human exposure to bromate, an ubiquitous
environmental contaminant and a suspect human carcinogen. Nevertheless, little is known …

A novel vortex-assisted liquid–liquid microextraction (VA-LLME) for determination of iodide
was developed. The method includes the oxidation of iodide with iodate in the presence of …

Perchlorate, chlorate and bromate are ubiquitously present in the environment. Perchlorate
and chlorate could affect thyroid functions, while bromate is carcinogenic and has been …

Bottled water is most well liked within the world and attention is drawn due to its health
issues. Oxyhalides is one amongst the foremost important by-products in bottled water which …

The study objectives were to assess bromate concentrations in bottled drinking water sold at
retail in Kuwait and assess pH values relationship to bromate concentrations. A cross …

Functionalized montmorillonite–chitosan hybrid systems were developed as novel and cost-
effective sorbent materials for the quantitative removal of carcinogenic bromate from natural …

Disinfection by-products (DBPs) are formed during treatment of water for drinking purposes.
Among these oxyhalide DBPs, viz. bromate, chlorate and chlorite are potentially harmful to …

Bromate is mutagenic and possibly carcinogenic to humans. It may be found in drinking
water as a by-product of water disinfection with ozone, The maximum limit for bromate in …