TAILIEUCHUNG - Organic Chemicals Sector Guidance for the Large Volume

Chemical precipitation and complexation are primarily important for the inorganic species. The formation of coordination complexes is typical behaviour of transition metals, which provide the cation or central atom. Ligands include common inorganic anions such as Cl - , F- , Br - , SO4 2- , PO4 3- and CO3 2- as well as organic molecules such as amino acids. Such complexation may facilitate the transport of metals. Biodegradation is a reaction process mediated by microbial activity (a biotic reaction). Naturally present bacteria may transform the organic molecule to a simpler product, . another organic molecule or even CO2. Biodegradation has wide applicability to. | Sector Guidance NoteDỈPPC Guidance for the Large Volume Organic Chemicals Sector Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control IPPC Scottish environment protection agency ENVIRONMENT AND HERITAGE SERVICE Environment Agency Commissioning Organisation Environment Agency Rio House Waterside Drive Aztec West Almondsbury Bristol BS32 4UD Tel 01454 624400 Fax 01454 624409 Environment Agency First draft published September 2002 This version 2nd draft published April 2003 This document is Environment Agency copyright . We specifically allow the following Internal business or personal use. You may use this document for your own private use or for use within your business without restriction. Giving copies to others. You may do this without restriction provided that you make no charge. If you wish to use this document in any way other than as set out above including in particular for commercial gain for example by way of rental licence sale or providing services you should contact Scientific and Technical Information Service Environment Agency 2440 The Quadrant Aztec West Almondsbury Bristol BS32 4AQ This is an uncontrolled document. To ensure you are using the latest version please check on any of the websites listed within the references. Table Record of changes Version Date Change Template Version Consultation August 2001 Initial draft issue V1 Consultation October 2001 Draft issued for external consultation V1 Issue 1 Initial Issue V1 Issue 2 Changes to specific text V2 Issue 3 Changes to template V3 Issue 4 Changes to Generic text V5 Note Queries about the content of the document should be made to Adrian Milner 0117 914 2681 or any member of the PIR Process Management Team. Written comments or suggested improvements should be sent to Adrian Milner at or PIR Process Management Environment Agency Block 1 Government Buildings Burghill Road Westbury-on-Trym Bristol. BS10 6BF Telephone 0117 914 .

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