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Chlorinated organic compounds result from chlorination treatment of wastewater. The discharges, containing these compounds, into the aquatic environment have resulted in widespread concern. Investigations have been conducted on the effects of these chloro-organics on aquatic life. Most of the studies, however, have been conducted on zooplankton or higher organisms. Only limited information is available concerning the biotoxic i roperties of chlorinated effluents on phytoplankton populations ZILLICH 1972, BRUNGS 1973, GEHRS & JOLLEu 1975). The phytoplankton which constitute the primary trophic level can be important for the early screening of the toxicity of these chlorinated organics to aquatic biota. This study investigates the effects of chlorine-containing organic compounds formed from the chlorination of domestic wastewater of phytoplankton growth.

Effects of chlorinated organics from wastewater treatment on algal growth