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Identification of Heteroaromatic and other Organic Compounds in Ground Water at Creosote‐Contaminated Sites in Denmark

The occurrence of heteroaromatic compounds (NSO) and their degradation products in ground water at creosote‐contaminated sites in Denmark was investigated. NSO are of special interest because of their high polarity, toxicity, and adverse organoleptic properties. In total, the content of about 50 organic tar compounds and the chemical redox parameters of ground water from three creosote‐contaminated sites were determined.