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1. Bio-degradation of surface active agent • priciples:the depletion of surface active agent entering the water environment depends mainly on degradation by microorganizm, the principle of which includes the oxidation of methyl on the methyl-chain (ω-oxidation), β -oxidation, the oxidation of aromatic ring and 脱磺化。 1) Methyl oxidation means the oxidation of the methyl at the end of the hydrophobic groups of surface active radical and then the respective production of of formyls ( 醛基 ) and carboxyls ( 羧基 ).
2) β -oxidation • Carboxylic acid in the surface active agent molecue is oxidized under the effect of A coenzyme ( 辅酶 A) and the second carbon bond breaks. 3) The process of desulfonation The process of desulfonation happens in the alkyl chain oxidation of both branched-chain and linear alkylbezene sulfonates.
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Environmental Chemistry Part 5 Typi
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• Typical organic pollutants PAHs
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Mercury (Hg) 1. Source and Distribu
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2. Transport and Transformation of
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Mercury in the air • come from vo
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Page 24 and 25: . Prevention of Mercury pollution
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