表征(材料科学)
荧光
荧光光谱法
溶解有机碳
化学
光谱学
环境化学
分馏
分析化学(期刊)
材料科学
纳米技术
物理
色谱法
量子力学
作者
Lei Li,Yang Wang,Wenjun Zhang,Shuili Yu,Xianyun Wang,Naiyun Gao
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.cej.2019.122676
摘要
Fluorescence technology has been increasingly applied in dissolved organic matter (DOM) characterization due to its remarkable sensitivity and selectivity. Interest in using fluorescence technology to investigate drinking water treatment with a focus on coagulation, adsorption, membrane filtration and disinfection is growing. Fluorescence excitation-emission matrix (EEM) spectroscopy, also known as three-dimensional fluorescence (3D-EEM) or fluorescence fingerprinting, is one of the most predominant approaches because of the massive amount of data, visual maps and multidimensional information it provides. Various EEM map interpretation methods have been developed. This paper reviews current predominant 3D-EEM interpretation methods (ranging from basic methods, peak picking and fluorescence regional integration (FRI) to chemometric methods) and summarizes the latest findings and problems related to practical applications. The correlations between optical and physicochemical properties, such as molecular weight and hydrophilic-hydrophobic properties, are investigated. Novel findings on drinking water trains obtained with the assistance of these interpretation methods are discussed and broadly classified as follows: a) evaluating water treatment performance, b) observing DOM behavior, c) monitoring and predicting micropollutants and disinfection byproducts (DBPs). The importance of using artificial intelligence in fluorescence technology and developing advanced real-time sensors, the weaknesses of fluorescence spectroscopy and the need for combination with other technologies (e.g., fractionation techniques) are highlighted.
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