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What is biodegradation?, contains 2.6 x 10. tonnes of carbon as CO. which is in equilibrium with even larger amounts (1.3 x 10. tonnes) in solution in the rivers, lakes and oceans (Schlegel, 1986). From this pool of oxidised carbon begins a series of exquisitely complex biological processes driven primarily by solar energy

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Testing strategy and legal requirements,ng test (Ch. 3: 3.3.1) is first applied and if the percentage removal is more than 80% no further testing is required (Table 4.1). Surfactants which are degraded by less than 80% are then subjected to the Confirmatory test (activated sludge) procedure (Ch. 3: 3.3.2) and the value of percentage remov

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