Abstract
Quantitative mineralization studies on radiolabeled compounds having high vapor pressures need to cope with several technical difficulties. An incubation and trapping system is described that was successfully used in mineralization studies on highly volatile trichlorobenzenes and other xenobiotic pollutants.
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