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Перевод: chlorinated

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Тезаурус:

1. As a result, highly chlorinated organics such as PCBs, chloroform (CHCI3), carbon tetrachloride (CCI4), tetrachloroethylene (CI2C=CCI2), trichloroethylene (HCIC=CCI2) and dichloroethylene (HCIC=CHCI) are not readily biodegradable aerobically and are toxic in concentrations of mgI-1.
2. There are several cases in the literature where biological processes have been used for in situ or conventional biological treatment of petroleum or chlorinated organic wastes.
3. After all, we pay for piped, chlorinated water, why not for cleaned-up air?
4. On 22 August, 2,000 fish were killed when chlorinated water from a council swimming pool leaked into the river.
5. There are several possible treatments for chlorinated compounds, with both biological treatment and carbon adsorption often being possibilities.
6. In certain cases, anaerobic conditions may be used to achieve specific clean-up goals, such as removing chlorinated compounds.
7. With chlorinated hydrocarbons, the ease of biodegradation decreases as the number of chlorine atoms per molecule increases.
8. There have been very few cases where microorganisms have been used for in situ removal of chlorinated, or even petroleum compounds, and conventional biological processes are more commonly used.
9. Chlorinated hydrocarbons, which are some of the most persistent and environmentally damaging of the industrial chemicals, and the industrial organochlorides known as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), are particularly soluble in fatty tissues.
10. Arctic and tropical cetaceans are relatively free from chlorinated hydrocarbons, but those from temperate waters, especially industrialised coastal waters, are often heavily contaminated.
11. A recent one involves "simple chlorinated solvents".
12. Chlorides of the 1,2 disulphur cations, (especially where R is aromatic or chlorinated aliphatic) are easily prepared from or and amidinium salts, amidines or silylated amidines.
13. Coastal cetaceans not only pick up chlorinated hydrocarbons, but also accumulate other industrial pollutants such as heavy metals.