INFLUENCE OF CARCINOGEN COMPOUNDS ON HYDROGEN BONDS IN WATER
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https://doi.org/10.7251/COM1201123MAbstract
Citizens of the town of Zrenjanin Serbia have been exposed, to high levels of arsenic in drinking water for а long time. By looking at the structure of categories of leading causes of death, and registered diseases in adults and children, it is evident that among them there are those associated with the exposure to arsenic.
In our previous studies we reported the effects of Zrenjanin tap water on tissues and organism on the whole, using the method of opto-magnetic spectroscopy. Here, we report our first results of Zrenjanin tap water analysis in comparison with other drinking waters that satisfy WHO recommendations, by using NIR spectroscopy and a new conceptual approach to studying aqueous systems - аquaphotomics.
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[5] Janjic G, Extracellular/Intracellular and Free/Captured Water in Human Organism, Water, Hydrogen Bonding Nanomaterials, Nanomedicine, The Book of Abstracts, 2010.
[6] R. Tsenkova, Aquaphotomics: dynamic spectroscopy of aqueous and biological systems describes peculiarities of water, Journal of Near Infrared Spectroscopy 17 (2009) 303-314.
[7] www.knjaz.co.rs
[8] C.O. Abernathy, D.J. Thomas, R.L.Calderon, Health effects and Risk assessment of Arsenic, The Journal of Nutrition, 133 (2003) 1536-1538.
[9] R Roy, W.A. Tiller, I. Bell, M.R. Hoover, The Structure of Liquid Water ; Novel Insights from Material Research; Potential Relevance to Homeopathy, Material Research Innovations Online, 9-4 (2005) 577-608.
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