Typical Tire Additives in River Water: Leaching, Transformation, and Environmental Risk Assessment

Tire wear particles (TWPs) released during vehicle driving can enter water bodies, leading to leaching of tire additives (TAs) in aquatic environments. However, the transformation behavior and related ecological impacts of TAs and their transformation products (TPs) remain unclear. In this study, la...

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Main Author:	Shaopeng Xu (750587) (author)
Other Authors:	Qi Wang (22418) (author), Jia-Yong Lao (5262008) (author), Yaru Cao (16703550) (author), Pei Hong (7284638) (author), Chong Chen (360710) (author), Edmund Y. Lam (3943412) (author), James Kar-Hei Fang (13298879) (author), Seokhwan Lee (5857043) (author), Kenneth M. Y. Leung (10993502) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Microbiology Ecology Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified semiquantitative results indicated resolution mass spectrometry hong kong revealed based simulation experiments >′- phenyl -< 7 – 95 related ecological impacts frequently detected tp enter water bodies typical tire additives tentatively identified along 12 investigated tas high ecological risk main transformation pathways tire additives ecological risks river water 1 tp vehicle driving transformation products transformation mechanisms transformation behavior toxic substance six tas remain unclear quinone pathways p </ n </ field investigations eight tas dimethylbutyl )-< concentrations ranging aryl hydrolysis aquatic environments >-( 1 >- quinonediimine >- phenylene 24 h 2230 ng 17 tas 16 sites
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Typical Tire Additives in River Water: Leaching, Transformation, and Environmental Risk Assessment

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