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Zero-AOX Shrinkproofing Treatment for Wool Top and Fabric

Textile Research Journal, 1995
The halogen-free shrinkproofing resin presented in this work is based on the natural protein collagen and a crosslinking agent, which provides a covalent linkage between the wool and the resin (collagen). Glycidylacrylate and the trifunctional epoxide Araldit PT 810 are applied as crosslinkers.
Andrea Hesse, Helga Thomas, Hartwig Höcker   +2 more
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Sources of adsorbable organic halogens (AOX) in sludge of Gaza

Chemosphere, 2007
Average concentrations of adsorbable organic halogens (AOX) in sludge from the Gaza Strip reached 600 mg kg(-1) which currently represents a major limiting factor for sludge application in agriculture. This study aims to identify the main sources of AOX in Gaza where the area is small with limited industrial activities.
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Adsorbable organic halogen compounds (AOX): Determination in sea sediments

Chemosphere, 1992
Abstract A procedure for preparing sea sediment samples for AOX analysis is described. Due to the high chloride content in sea sediment, pretreatment with silver nitrate to precipitate halides is suggested, in addition to using the conventional nitrate wash according to the standard DIN 38409 procedure.
H. Kankaanpää, C.P. Masuku
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Chemical characterisation of adsorbable organic halogens (AOX) in precipitation

1995
The average concentration of AOX (adsorbable organic halogens) in precipitation was found to vary from 2 – 3 µg Cl/L at remote sites in northern Sweden and Finland to approximately 10 µg Cl/L further to the south in the Baltic Sea region. By using different methods to concentrate and fractionate dissolved organic substances, this group of substances ...
Krzysztof Laniewski, Hans Borén, Anders Grimvall, Susanne Jonsson, Lena Sydow   +4 more
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Origin of Adsorbable Organic Halogens (AOX) in Aquatic Environments

1991
Adsorbable organic halogens (AOX) are ubiquitous in surface water, groundwater, sea water, soil and precipitation. Studies recently performed in Sweden and Denmark have shown that this widespread occurrence of organohalogens must to a large extent be explained by natural halogenation of organic matter.
A. Grimvall, G. Asplund, H. Borén, S. Jonsson   +3 more
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Naturally produced organohalogens: AOX-monitoring in plants and sediments

1995
Sewage sludges and recent aquatic sediments were found to contain considerable concentrations of organic halogens, which cannot be explained by identified chlorinated compounds of anthropogenic origin. The existence of a non-anthropogenic source of organohalogens was supported by the presence of remarkable concentrations of adsorbable organic halogens (
Gérard Nkusi, German Müller
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Određivanje adsorbilnih organski vezanih halogena ( AOX )u vodi

2013
Adsorbilni organski halogeni (AOX) predstavljaju mjeru za sumu organski vezanih halogena (klor, brom i jod) koji se pod određenim uvjetima adsorbiraju na aktivnom ugljenu. AOX spojevi kao visokotoksični organski halidi ulaze u okoliš kao otpadni materijal iz različitih vrsta industrije, poljoprivrede kao i svakodnevnog života.
Krivohlavek, Adela, Šikić, Sandra, Jukić, Mirela   +2 more
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AOX-Gehalte exakter ermitteln / More Accurate Determination of AOX Contents

Tenside Surfactants Detergents, 1992
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Prediction of AOX inhibitors from molecular structure

Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Bioenergetics, 2018
Alicia Rosell Hidalgo, Taravat Ghafourian, Luke Young, Anthony L. Moore   +3 more
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= f/(X) aOx+al-+a2-+···

2018
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