Probe compounds to quantify cation exchange and complexation interactions of ciprofloxacin with soils.

@article{MacKay2008ProbeCT,
  title={Probe compounds to quantify cation exchange and complexation interactions of ciprofloxacin with soils.},
  author={Allison A MacKay and Daniel E Seremet},
  journal={Environmental science & technology},
  year={2008},
  volume={42 22},
  pages={
          8270-6
        }
}

• Allison A MacKay, Daniel E Seremet
• Published 2008 in Environmental science & technology

Ciprofloxacin (CIP)-soil sorption interactions by surface complexation (via -COOH group) and cation exchange (-NH3+ group) were estimated by use of the structurally related probe compounds flumequine (FQ) (-COOH) and phenylpiperazine (PP) (-NH3+). Comparison of CIP and FQ sorption by surface complexation on goethite indicated a 0.7 times lower driving force for sorption, K(xs), for CIP than for FQ, with a model that assumed functional group interactions were enhanced by the hydrophobicity of… CONTINUE READING

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