Does bromate taste

Introduction: bromate is an inevitable by-product in the process of using ozone for sterilization in various drinking water industry manufacturers So does bromate taste? The content of bromate in natural drinking water is almost zero under normal conditions, but bromate is ubiquitous When ozone is used for sterilization and disinfection, the bromide contained in the raw water reacts with ozone by oxidation-reduction and is oxidized to bromate Does bromate taste? Next, let's introduce Baibai safety net in detail Alkali metal bromate, such as sodium bromate and potassium bromate, is soluble in water Bromate of alkaline earth metals, such as barium bromate BA (BrO3) 2, is insoluble in water It decomposes easily when heated It has oxidation effect The bromine vapor is introduced into the metal carbonate or hydroxide solution, and then the generated bromine and bromate are separated by crystallization There is a triangular type bromate ion - BrO3, in which the oxidation state of bromine is + 5 It's usually tasteless According to the new compulsory national standard for drinking mineral water drinking natural mineral water (GB 8537-2008), under normal circumstances, the water does not contain bromate, but generally contains bromide When ozone is used to disinfect water, bromide reacts with ozone and forms bromate after oxidation The International Center for cancer research (IARC) believes that potassium bromate has carcinogenic effect on experimental animals, but the carcinogenic effect of Bromate on human beings is still uncertain Therefore, bromate is listed as a possible carcinogen to human beings The above is the knowledge about the taste of bromate compiled by Xiaobian I hope it can help you who are interested Do you want to know more about bromate? Please continue to follow the next update of Baibai safety net Editor in charge: Chen miaoqi