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- Why are contaminants such as TCE (trichloroethylene) and PCB (polychlorinated biphenyls) so difficult to remove using traditional methods? They easily adsorb onto organic matter in the environment They are too toxic to be safely handled They are so volatile they escape into the atmosphere so they're impossible to contain O They naturally degrade into harmless forms that cannot be distinguished from the naturalWhat is the rational for classifying microorganisms as aerobic and anaerobic? Be sure to incude the names of any enzymes if applicable.Could I have help with number 3: What biological process is similar in mechanism to soap emulsifying greasy dirt? Explain this process and use an illustration of a micelle to support your answer. Research may be necessary. At least one source should be used and identified.
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