Manipulating Subsurface Colloids to Enhance Cleanup of DOE Waste Sites - Final Report
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Colloidal suspensions near 100 {micro}g/L can be pumped from below ground. Designing injection solutions that optimally mobilize colloids in the field also promotes desorption processes. As an example, in manipulating chromium-containing colloids, injected sorbate also served to displace the ion exchangeable chromate load in that subsurface region.
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Colloidal suspensions near 100 {micro}g/L can be pumped from below ground. Designing injection solutions that optimally mobilize colloids in the field also promotes desorption processes. As an example, in manipulating chromium-containing colloids, injected sorbate also served to displace the ion exchangeable chromate load in that subsurface region.
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Gschwend, P.M. & Johnson, C.R.Manipulating Subsurface Colloids to Enhance Cleanup of DOE Waste Sites - Final Report,
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March 15, 2000;
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