Paracetamol in Environment and its Degradation by Different Processes

The book "Paracetamol in Environment and its Degradation by Different Processes" offers a comprehensive analysis of the presence of paracetamol in natural waters and its environmental impacts. It highlights the various pathways through which paracetamol enters aquatic systems and documents over 18 years of collected data on its concentrations in groundwater, drinking water, surface water, and wastewater. The authors discuss the physical, chemical, and biological degradation processes of paracetamol and their combinations to provide a better understanding of the degradation pathways. Furthermore, the advantages and disadvantages of the different degradation methods are explored, making the book a valuable source of information for the development of systems for treating water contaminated with paracetamol.