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Degradation and Transformation

The operation of these hydrolytic reactions is independent of the oxygen concentration of the system so that—in contrast to biotic degradation and transformation—these reactions may occur effectively under both aerobic and anaerobic conditions. [Pg.25]

Environmental Degradation and Transformation of Organic Chemicals SO3H... [Pg.62]

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A 5 Transformation and Degradation of Secondary Products

Chemical Transformation and Degradation

Degradation, aging, and related chemical transformations

Degradative transformation

Other Aerobic Transformations and Degradation