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The document outlines procedures for determining site-specific parameters related to the biodegradation of regulated organic compounds in wastewater. It details various methods (EPA Methods 304A and 304B, performance data analysis, concentration measurements, and batch tests) for calculating biodegradation rates (K1) and mass transfer coefficients (KL). The document includes forms for data collection and calculations necessary to estimate the fraction of each compound that is biodegraded, as well as air emissions and remaining concentrations in effluent.

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