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What is hormones in water?

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hormones in water are natural or synthetic hormonal compounds present as micropollutants, usually due to wastewater inputs.

What does hormones in water mean in practice?

They may act at very low concentrations and require sensitive methods that identify specific analytes.

When does it matter?

Not every endocrine-active compound is a hormone, and removal efficiency differs among compounds.

Which solutions are related to it?

Use validated adsorption, ozonation, AOP or membrane treatment based on tests for the target group.