Titlebook: Naturally-Produced Organohalogens; Anders Grimvall,Ed W. B. Leer Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Atom.Lipid.Pheno

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The contribution of natural halogenation processes to the atmospheric halomethane burdenstimulated a burgeoning interest in identifying and quantifying the natural sources of volatile halogenated compounds. In terms of atmospheric abundance the most important of these compounds are undoubtedly the gaseous monohalomethanes, in particular chloromethane (CH.Cl). However other less volatil

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AOX in groundwaterof chlorinated solvents was well established (e.g. Westrick, Mello and Thomas, 1984; Veenendaal, Beek and Puijker, 1986), and chlorophenols (e.g. Kenrick .., 1985) and chlorinated pesticides (e.g. Spalding, Burback and Exner, 1989) had been found in groundwaters. Some of the most prevalent haloorgan

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Natural AOX in the river Rhine: modelling and trace analysisment of AOX/DOC ratios of relatively natural tributaries of the river system under investigation. An average natural AOX/DOC ratio of 0.35% was determined for the Rhine basin. The natural AOX concentration of a river, in a specific anthropogenically polluted part, can be calculated by multiplying th

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Chemical characterization of organohalogens in a coniferous forest soil(A-horizon) of a coniferous forest. The presence of chlorinated and non-chlorinated lignin-derived aromatic structures was also determined in the soil. The molecular-weight distribution was examined by determining the amount of AOX (adsorbable organic halogens) and TOC (total organic carbon) in ultr

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Chemical characterisation of adsorbable organic halogens (AOX) in precipitationn and Finland to approximately 10 μg Cl/L further to the south in the Baltic Sea region. By using different methods to concentrate and fractionate dissolved organic substances, this group of substances was characterised with respect to volatility, polarity and occurrence of specific organochlorine a

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Naturally produced organic chlorine in the Finnish aquatic environmentrces of organic chlorine in the Finnish aquatic environment. In recent years natural production of organic chlorine has also been considered as a significant source. Drainage water samples and humus samples from different forests and bogs around Finland have been analyzed for total organic chlorine