МОНИТОРИНГ ЛЕКАРСТВЕННЫХ ВЕЩЕСТВ В ПОВЕРХНОСТНЫХ ВОДАХ ГОРОДА НУР-СУЛТАН И ЕГО ОКРЕСТНОСТЕЙ (РЕСПУБЛИКА КАЗАХСТАН)

В статье приведены данные мониторинга лекарственных веществ (ЛВ) в поверхностных водоемах города Нур-Султан и его окрестностей (Республика Казахстан). Результаты показывают присутствие карбамазепина и сульфаметаксазола в поверхностных водах. Образцы отбирали ежемесячно с апреля по декабрь 2021 года. Анализ ЛВ проводили с использованием метода высокоэффективной жидкостной хроматографии (ВЭЖХ). Возможной причиной присутствия лекарственных веществ в поверхностных водоемах является поступление их со сточными водами коммунально-бытовой сферы города Нур-Султан в поверхностные источники после очистки.

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