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EMA Lecture 11 Flashcards

1
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What does API stand for?

A

Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients

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2
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How many APIs are used worldwide?

A

More than 3,000

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3
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How are pharmaceuticals in water causing problems?

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-Interact with living systems as low doses
-Stable - slow to degrade
-Constant use leads to continuous release into the environment
(Pseudo-persistent)

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4
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What size are macropollutants?

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ug 10-6 - 10-3 mg L-1 concentrations

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5
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What are some examples of macropollutants?

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Organic pollutants, nutrients, acid pollutants
Effects are well understood

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6
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What size are micropollutants?

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pg10-12 - 10-9 ng L-1 concentrations

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7
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What are some examples of micropollutants?

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Pharmaceuticals, hormones, pesticides, nanoplastics
Impact not understood
Waste water removal ineffective

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8
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What does EPPPs stand for?

A

Environmentally Persistent Pharmaceutical Pollutants

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9
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How can pharmaceuticals enter the environment?

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-Discharge from manufacturing
-Improper disposal of medicines
-Consumer use- excretion in water
-Animal husbandry and treatment
-Use of antibiotics in food production

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10
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What is a documented effect of pharmaceutical waste?

A

Fish changing sex due to exposure to human sewage waste

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11
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What does protandrous mean?

A

Males transforming into females

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12
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What does protogynous mean?

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Females transforming into males

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13
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Name four principles of green chemistry

A

-Waste prevention
-Safer solvents and auxiliaries
-Atom economy
-Designing safer chemicals

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14
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What are an example of some tertiary options for wastewater treatments?

A

UVC
PEF-UVC
PEF-UVA

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15
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How much is removed in secondary treatment?

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67%

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16
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What is the water quality indicator parameter for Biological oxygen demand? (BOD)

A

25 mg/l

17
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What is the water quality indicator parameter for chemical oxygen demand? (COD)

A

125 mg/l

18
Q

What is the water quality indicator parameter of total suspended solids (TSS)

A

35 mg/l

19
Q

What is BOD?

A

Amount of DO required by aerobic biological organisms to break down organic material
(20C in dark for 5 days)

20
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What is COD?

A

Measurement of the oxygen required to oxidize soluble and particulate organic matter in water

21
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What happens in primary treatment?

A

Removal of heavy solids
Chemical and physical

22
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What happens in secondary treatment?

A

Removal of organic matter
Biological

23
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What happens in tertiary treatment?

A

Removal of pathogens and nutrients
Chemical, physical and biological

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