Determination of decomposition products of chlorinated hydrocarbons

The discussion highlights knowledge gaps, and is intended to aid the reader in interpreting previously published results through identifying where different ways of expressing data have been used, and the consequent conclusions that can be drawn. CONCLUSION AND FURTHER RESEARCH DIRECTIONS: Recommendations are given for future research directions--in identifying precursor sources, quantifying heterogeneous atmospheric processes, recognising and quantifying uptake pathways, and elucidating the biochemical mechanisms involved in sequestering and degrading TCA inside leaves.

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Determination of decomposition products of chlorinated hydrocarbons

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Determination of volatile chlorinated hydrocarbons and trichloroacetic acid in conifer needles by headspace gas-chromatography

Determination of volatile chlorinated hydrocarbons and trichloroacetic acid in conifer needles by headspace gas-chromatography

Progress in Understanding the Sources, Deposition and Above-ground Fate of Trichloroacetic Acid (11 pp)

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