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Introduction The insecticides aldrin and chlordane are part of the "Dirty Dozen," a group of persistent organic pollutants that have raised significant environmental and health concerns. Both compounds were widely used for agricultural and structural pest control but have since been banned due to their toxicity and potential for bioaccumulation [1]. A cyclodiene insecticide, aldrin is converted to dieldrin, which is less toxic but still harmful.
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