-LRMC-LR12111.2000922.2000923、-LRMC-LRMC-LR。3MC-LR。0.41mg/L·min、5min2mg/L、5~8minMC-LR3、MC-LR。-LRMC-LRTU991B1009-0177201505-0060-05EffectofReleaseandDegradationofMicrocystin-LRMC-LRinWaterbyDifferentOxidantsQianLin1LiWeiying2ZhangJunpeng1ZhangJia11.CollegeofEnvironmentalScienceandEngineeringTongjiUniversityShanghai200092China2.StateKeyLaboratoryofPollutionControlandResourceReuseTongjiUniversityShanghai200092ChinaAbstractThedegradationofmicrocystin-LRbythreedifferentkindsofchemicaloxidantsozonepotassiumpermanganateandsodiumhypochloritewasdiscussedinthispaper.Meanwhilebotheffectsofoxidantsonreleaseanddegradationcharacteristicsofmicrocystin-LRwerealsoelaboratedinalgaeremovalprocess.Theresultsshowthatthreekindsofoxidantscaneffectivelyremovemicrocystin-LR.Whenozonefeedrateis0.41mg/L·minandreactiontimeis5minorwhendosageofpotassiumpermanganateis2mg/Landreactiontimeis5~8minduringtheoxidationtreatmentprocessofmicrocystisaeruginosamicrocystin-LRinwatercanbecompletelyremoved.Inadditionwhenthreekindsofoxidantstreatwatercontainingalgaeacertainamountofintracellularmicrocystinsreleasesintothewaterandsodiumhypochloritecanseriouslydamagethecellsofalgaeresultingingeneratingalargeamountofextracellulardissolvedmicrocystin-LRthatisremovedineffectivelybyconventionalwatertreatmentprocessesandcausessecurityrisksofdrinkingwater.Keywordsmicrocystin-LRMC-LRoxidantozonepotassiumpermanganatesodiumhypochloritereleasedegradation2015-02-062012ZX07403-0011991—。18301953960E-mail021qianlin@tongji.edu.cn。。13601895068E-mailliweiying@tongji.edu.cn。eutrophication。、1。。2。703。-LRMC-LR、46%~99.8%45。MC-LR1Adda3--9--268--10--46-6。—06—.-LRMC-LRVol.34No.52015201534560-6375WaterPurificationTechnologyDOI:10.15890/j.cnki.jsjs.2015.05.0131MC-LRFig.1MolecularStructureofMC-LR。、、78。。9。MC-LR3MC-LRMC-LR。11.1microcystisaeruginosaFACHB-905BG-1128℃、2500lx12h∶12h。MC-LRAlexis。1.21.2.1MC-LRMC-LR-20℃24h50℃。0.45μm。WATERS。1.2.2MC-LR-LC-MS/MSMC-LR。0.10%。UV238nm。HPLC200μL/min20μL。1mg/LESI+、100℃、5.0kV、350℃。22.1MC-LRMC-LR50μg/LMC-LR310pH7.0、。2.1.1MC-LRMC-LR2。2MC-LRFig.2EffectofOzonationonDegradationofMC-LR210minMC-LR。0.41、0.61、1.22mg/L·minMC-LR78.32%、82.32%85.33%10minMC-LR45minMC-LR0.52、0.130.10μg/LWHOMC-LR1μg/L。75、60、45minMC-LR。—16—WATERPURIFICATIONTECHNOLOGYVol.34No.52015October25th2015OH·MC-LRAdda。MC-LRMC-LR311。MC-LRMC-LR。2.1.2MC-LRMC-LR3。3MC-LRFig.3EffectofPotassiumPermanganateandSodiumHypochloriteonDegradationofMC-LR3MC-LR2mg/L75minMC-LR。MC-LR2、5、8mg/L30minMC-LR80.66%、88.98%99.85%。Rodríguez12MC-LRAddaC=C。HClOMC-LRAddaMC-LR1314。2.2MC-LRMC-LR0.061μg/LpH7.0、。0.22μmMC-LRMC-LR。2.2.1MC-LR4MC-LR。4MC-LRFig.4CharacteristicsofMC-LRReleasefromAlgae-LadenWaterbyOzonation45minMC-LR。0.411.22mg/L·minMC-LR0.61mg/L·minMC-LR0.061μg/L49.18%0.411.22mg/L·minMC-LR30min45min0.61mg/L·min8minMC-LR0.17μg/L—26—.-LRMC-LRVol.34No.52015MC-LR45minMC-LR。。2.2.2MC-LR5MC-LR。5MC-LRFig.5CharacteristicsofMC-LRReleasefromAlgae-LadenWaterbyPotassiumPermanganate5MC-LR<0.2μg/L。2mg/L5~8minMC-LR5、8mg/L5minMC-LR47.54%100%。MC-LR1516。MC-LR。2mg/LMC-LRMC-LR8mg/LMC-LR。2mg/L5~8minMC-LR。2.2.3MC-LR6MC-LR。6MC-LRFig.6CharacteristicsofMC-LRReleasefromAlgae-LadenWaterbySodiumHypochlorite68minMC-LR0.5μg/L8minMC-LRWHOMC-LR1μg/L。HClOHClOMC-LR1718。。31、MC-LRMC-LR。2MC-LR75—36—WATERPURIFICATIONTECHNOLOGYVol.34No.52015October25th2015J.2004284434-439.23IzaguirreGTaylorWD.ApseudanabaenaspeciesfromCastaicLakeCaliforniathatproduces2-methylisoborneolJ.WaterResearch19983251673-1677.24SuMYuJWZhangJZetal.MIB-producingcyanobacteriaPlanktothrixsp.inadrinkingwaterreservoirDistributionandodorproducingpotentialJ.WaterResearch2015491444-453.632mg/L5~8minMC-LR。3MC-LR。。4。1GuptaNPantSCVijayaraghavanRetal.ComparativetoxicityevaluationofcyanobacterialcyclicpeptidetoxinmicrocystinvariantsLRRRYRinmiceJ.Toxicology20031823285-296.2.J.20112806553-556.3.-LRJ.200934113288-3292.4VasconcelosVMSivonenKEvansWRetal.HepatotoxicmicrocystindiversityincyanobacterialbloomscollectedinportuguesefreshwatersJ.WaterResearch199630102377-2384.5LiuXChenZZhouNetal.Degradationanddetoxificationofmicrocystin-LRindrinkingwaterbysequentialuseofUVandozoneJ.JournalofEnvironmentalSciences201022121897-1902.6Senogles-DerhamPJSeawrightAShawGetal.ToxicologicalaspectsoftreatmenttoremovecyanobacterialtoxinsfromdrinkingwaterdeterminedusingtheheterozygousP53transgenicmousemodelJ.Toxicon.2003418979-988.7JurczakTTarczynskaMIzydorczykKetal.Eliminationofmicrocystinsbywatertreatmentprocesses—examplesfromSulejowReservoirPolandJ.WaterResearch200539112394-2406.8GrützmacherGBttcherGChorusIetal.RemovalofmicrocystinsbyslowsandfiltrationJ.EnvironmentalToxicology2002174386-394.9.-LRJ.2010261762-65.10DingJShiHLTimmonsTetal.ReleaseandRemovalofMicrocystinsfromMicrocystisduringOxidative-Physical-andUV-BasedDisinfectionJ.JournalofEnvironmentalEngineering-asce201013612-11.11AlMomaniFAJarrahN.TreatmentandkineticstudyofcyanobacterialtoxinbyozoneJ.JournalofEnvironmentalScienceandHealthPartA2010456719-731.12RodríguezEMajadoMEMeriluotoJetal.Oxidationofmicrocystinsbypermanganatereactionkineticsandimplicationsforwatertr