Biology, asked by zarinayousaf12345, 5 months ago

Why recalcitrant molecules are difficult to degrade

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Answered by anilradha36

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The recalcitrant chemicals can resist biodegradation for various reasons and some are more resistant than others. The failure of a compound to be degraded or its slow biodegradation may be because of environment-related factors, chemical-related factors or a combination of both.

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