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A Review on techniques used for removal of Natural Organic Matter (NOM) from the water

Author(s) -

Aman Raj

Publication year - 2022

Publication title -

interantional journal of scientific research in engineering and management

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2582-3930

DOI - 10.55041/ijsrem11812

Subject(s) - natural organic matter , coagulation , organic matter , water treatment , natural (archaeology) , environmental science , human health , environmental chemistry , chemistry , environmental engineering , geology , organic chemistry , psychology , paleontology , psychiatry , medicine , environmental health

The natural organic matter in the water continuously affects the treatment units due to their transformations. The NOM characteristics are complex, and it is challenging to clarify and remove the NOM in water. Due to the modifications of NOM during the disinfections, which results in the formation of by-products, their removal is problematic and causes adverse effects on human health. Several techniques are adopted to remove NOM from the water; one standard method involves coagulation and similar processes. The current review provides insights about the methods available for removing the natural organic matter and highlights the coagulation techniques that are gaining prominence in the current scenarios to remove the NOM from the various sources. Key Words: Coagulants, Coagulation, Natural organic matter, coagulating aids.

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