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Oxygen halogen compounds reduction potentials

In general, highly halogenated aliphatic compounds have high reduction potentials, so much so that hexachioroethane is a better electron acceptor than molecular oxygen The likelihood that such compounds will be reduced in anaerobic soils is high. There is evidence that polychlorinated biphenyls buried in anaerobic river sediments very slowly undergo reductive dechlorination, but this is believed to be a microbial process (Quensen et al, 1988). [Pg.387]


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Compounds oxygenated

Halogen compounds

Halogenation compounds

Halogens, reduction potentials

Oxygen compounds

Oxygen halogen compounds

Oxygen reduction

Oxygen reduction potentials

Oxygen reductive potentials

Oxygenate compounds

Oxygenates reduction

Oxygenous compound

Potential oxygen

Reduction halogen compounds

Reduction oxygenation

Reductive oxygenation

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