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Degradation of TCE, Cr (VI), sulfate, and nitrate mixtures by granular iron in flow-through columns under different microbial conditions

Gandhi et al., 2002

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16497586806212972038
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Gandhi S
Oh B
Schnoor J
Alvarez P
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Water Research

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Flow-through aquifer columns packed with a middle layer of granular iron (Fe0) were used to study the applicability and limitations of bio-enhanced Fe0 barriers for the treatment of contaminant mixtures in groundwater. Concentration profiles along the columns showed …
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