New Approaches to Regulating Disinfection Byproduct Exposures

assays. Bioassays incorporate the effects of uncharacterized DBPs and avoid assuming that mixture toxicity is additive. The Multiple Barrier Approach combines treatment requirements for precursor removal with limits on indicator DBPs that represent the broader array of DBPs associated with each disinfectant. Combining the three approaches could efficiently mitigate DBP exposures.

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Environmental Science & Technology
Published
2026-04-28
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https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.est.6c01594
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Water Treatment and Disinfection
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New Approaches to Regulating Disinfection Byproduct Exposures

William A. Mitch
Environmental Science & Technology
Water Treatment and Disinfection
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New Approaches to Regulating Disinfection Byproduct Exposures

William A. Mitch
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Abstract

assays. Bioassays incorporate the effects of uncharacterized DBPs and avoid assuming that mixture toxicity is additive. The Multiple Barrier Approach combines treatment requirements for precursor removal with limits on indicator DBPs that represent the broader array of DBPs associated with each disinfectant. Combining the three approaches could efficiently mitigate DBP exposures.

Environmental Science & Technology
Stanford University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 6%
Water Treatment and Disinfection
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