Titlebook: Chemistry for the Protection of the Environment; L. Pawlowski,W. J. Lacy (President),J. J. Dlugosz Book 1991 Plenum Press, New York 1991 A

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Hydrologic and Geochemical Implications of Waste Disposal Scenariosdisposal environment for specific wastes. Repository design and siting requirements are specific to the chemical and physical properties of waste to be disposed. Consider, for example, four broad types of waste:

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Monitored Biodegradation of Concentrated Waste Waters by Means of Traditional and Mass Spectrometricromatography-mass spectrometry showed that some organic compounds (i.e., polyphenols, long-chain fatty acids, etc.) considered scarcely biodegradable, are to some degree and at times completely degraded or converted into intermediate products.

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Flow Analysis for Determination of Hydrogen Peroxide in Environmental Water by the Use of Biomimetriorophenol)+2}H_2}{O_2} hfill\frac{{Mn TPPSrorperoxidase}}{{Quinoiddye+4{H_2}O}} hfill\end{gathered}].The use of Mn-TPPS. is more advantageous than that of enzyme in stability of the catalyst. The present method is satisfactory in reproducibility, of procedure, sensitivity, and significant for the investigation of the rain problem.

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Juri Krivzov,Dewi Hannon,Reitske Megancknvestigations showed that the content of elements such as Mn, Zn, Cr, Pb, Cu, Ni, Cd and Co does not exceed values dangerous to this type of environment. Only the iron content is increased to values close to those in more degraded habitats such as, for instance, along streets.