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Radiation removal of synthetic estrogens in aqueous solution:influence of reduction or oxidation system and toxicity test 被引量:1

Radiation removal of synthetic estrogens in aqueous solution:influence of reduction or oxidation system and toxicity test
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摘要 Estrogens as a kind of steroidal sex hormone are widely used in humans, especially quinestrol(QS),dienestrol(DS) and norethindrone(NET, 19-nor-17-alphaethinltestoster-one), which cannot be completely degraded after application. Steroidal estrogens at low concentration pulling into environment can disturb the normal biological function of wide life and thus lead to great threat to humans. So it is important to explore its degradation mechanism and its behavior in the environment. In this study, we investigated the oxidation or reduction system under gamma irradiation for reducing estrogenic activity in the aqueous solutions as well as degradation kinetics, its by-products and yield of transformation by different analytical methods such as GC–MS and HPLC. Gamma irradiation could effectively degrade estrogens in aqueous solution. The degradation reaction of estrogens could be depicted by first-order reaction kinetics. The total organic carbon of solution decreased with an increasing absorbed dose with the order: quinestrol [ norethindrone [ dienestrol. The toxicity of the three estrogens was declined after irradiation. Mono- and quadric-hydroxylated intermediates as well as organic acids were formed after gamma irradiation. Estrogens as a kind of steroidal sex hormone are widely used in humans, especially quinestrol (QS), dienestrol (DS) and norethindrone (NET, 19-nor-17-alpha- ethinltestoster-one), which cannot be completely degraded after application. Steroidal estrogens at low concentration pulling into environment can disturb the normal biological function of wide life and thus lead to great threat to humans. So it is important to explore its degradation mechanism and its behavior in the environment. In this study, we investigated the oxidation or reduction system under gamma irradiation for reducing estrogenic activity in the aqueous solutions as well as degradation kinetics, its by-products and yield of transformation by different ana- lytical methods such as GC-MS and HPLC. Gamma irra- diation could effectively degrade estrogens in aqueous solution. The degradation reaction of estrogens could be depicted by first-order reaction kinetics. The total organic carbon of solution decreased with an increasing absorbed dose with the order: quinestrol 〉 norethindrone 〉 diene- strol. The toxicity of the three estrogens was declined after irradiation. Mono- and quadric-hydroxylated intermediates as well as organic acids were formed after gamma irradiation.
出处 《Nuclear Science and Techniques》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2016年第1期63-70,共8页 核技术(英文)
基金 supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 41473089, 4143064, 41340035, 11025526 and 41373098) Program for Innovative Research Team in University (No. IRT13078)
关键词 甾体雌激素 还原系统 毒性试验 水溶液 辐射能 氧化 一级反应动力学 Γ射线照射 Dienestrol Gamma irradiation Norethindrone Quinestrol Synthetic estrogens
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