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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Organochlorine compounds"”.

  1. The kinetics and mechanisms of the gas-phase pyrolysis of environmentally significant organochlorine compounds

    … the mechanisms of the gas-phase pyrolyses of organochlorine compounds of environmental interest, more particularly those that might have a bearing on or be involved in incineration processes, either through inclusion in domestic waste or as components of toxic waste materials.<br/><br/>To …

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  2. Rapid reductive dechlorination of environmentally hazardous aromatic compounds and pesticides

    Organochlorine compounds, such as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), pentachlorophenol (PCP), p,p'-DDE and Toxaphene, have been widely used in industry and agriculture for more than fifty years. Although they have served their purpose very effectively and at low cost, many of these compounds have …

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  3. The determination of β-endosulfan and endosulfan sulfate in human serum with dialkylphosphate metabolites as urinary markers using LC-MS/MS electrospray ionization

    … applied to determine agricultural exposure to organochlorine and organophosphorus pesticides using different biological matrices as reference sources. The method that was validated for the quantification of the organochlorine compounds was used to simultaneously determine β-endosulfan [6, 7, 8, …

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  4. Potential use of ultrasound in chemical monitoring

    … using ultrasonic processors to decompose organochlorine compounds into ions which could be detected using a specific ion electrode as a screening method for organochlorine pollutants. Changes in chloride, conductivity, and pH were measured using commercially available equipment before and …

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  5. A study of the distribution of selected anthropogenic micropollutants in the seawater of Dublin bay

    … on the ubiquity and on the harmful effects of organochlorine compounds, in particular organochlorine pesticides. In the 1970s the malign effect that xeno-estrogenic material could have on biological systems became apparent and the increasing incidence of such polluting material, frequently …

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  6. Etude des facteurs écologiques et écotoxicologiques impliqués dans la réussite d’incubation chez la tortue luth, Dermochelys coriacea, de Guyane Française

    … and egg contamination by trace elements and organochlorine compounds) on the hatching success of leatherback nests. Firstly, nest location was shown to have an important effect on predation and inundation rate that decreased hatching success. Secondly, a maternal transfer of contaminants from …

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  7. Some chlorine derivatives of p and o-benzyl phenol

    Thesis (M.S.)--Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science, 1930

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  8. Muskrat populations in Virginia's Elizabeth River: influence of environmental contaminants

    … (PAHs) had detectable levels of from 1 to 6 PAH compounds. Only three muskrats from the lower region and one from the upper region of the Elizabeth River had PAH concentrations greater than 0.03 ppm dry wt (lower limit of detection). Liver DNA adduct levels were not significantly different …

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