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An Analysis Of Field Data For Evidence Of Anaerobic Degradation Of Pah And Btex Plumes At Manufactured Gas Plant Sites, Georgene Mortimer
An Analysis Of Field Data For Evidence Of Anaerobic Degradation Of Pah And Btex Plumes At Manufactured Gas Plant Sites, Georgene Mortimer
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Field data (including geology, hydrogeology, soil chemistry, groundwater chemistry, and aquifer characteristics) were analyzed at eight MGP sites located in the New Jersey Coastal Plain. These data were used to calculate biodegradation rate constants, which were then compared with laboratory microcosm data and published values. Isopleths were drawn from the field data to indicate the dominant biodegradation mechanisms at each of the sites, and stoichiometric calculations were used to determine the total capacity of the electron acceptors present to degrade the plume contaminants. In examining these data, the protocol described by the Air Force Center for Environmental Excellence (AFCEE) was …
1,4-Bis[(1-Methyl-1-Phenylethyl)Peroxymethyl]Benzene, Nikodem Kuznik, Jan Zawadiak, Angelika Wieckol, Danuta Gilner, Pawel Wagner, Maciej Kubicki
1,4-Bis[(1-Methyl-1-Phenylethyl)Peroxymethyl]Benzene, Nikodem Kuznik, Jan Zawadiak, Angelika Wieckol, Danuta Gilner, Pawel Wagner, Maciej Kubicki
Australian Institute for Innovative Materials - Papers
The title compound, C26H30O4, is one of the first alkyl bis-peroxides to be structurally characterized. The molecule lies on a centre of inversion and therefore the terminal phenyl rings are parallel. Although there are three aromatic rings in the molecule, the C—O—O—C torsion angle of 163.10 (10)° is close to the value found in Me3COOCMe3.