“…Similar to [ 3 H]TCDD, decomposition of [13‐ 3 H]mianserin results in the formation of an aryl cation, which reacts with the benzene to form unlabeled 13‐phenylmianserin (Figure 1). 90 [ 14 C]Choline chloride undergoes rapid self‐decomposition when stored as a solid at ambient temperature forming [ 14 C]trimethyl amine and acetaldehyde via carbon–carbon bond cleavage 49,74,75,91,92 . When stored at −80°C, however, [ 14 C]choline chloride is stable showing no decomposition when stored up to 11 months 51,87 .…”