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Chemical Compound Review

MCBA     3-chlorobenzoic acid

Synonyms: PubChem8991, CHEMBL20563, SureCN38766, ARONIS013311, NSC-8443, ...
 
 
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  • Aroclor 1221 aerobic dechlorination by a bacterial co-culture: role of chlorobenzoic acid degrading bacteria in the process [11].
  • Enzyveba significantly increased the availability and the persistence of aerobic PCB- and chlorobenzoic acid-degrading cultivable bacteria in the bioreactors, in particular during the earlier phase of treatment [12].

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