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Remediation of Explosives in Groundwater Using Zero-Valent Iron In Situ Treatment Wells

Rick Johnson, Paul G. Tratnyek

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This final technical report documents the demonstration of a zero-valent iron (ZVI) in situ treatment well (ISTW) to remove explosives from groundwater. The general purpose of the demonstration was to evaluate the efficacy of ZVI ISTW for treating explosives-contaminated groundwater.

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This final technical report documents the demonstration of a zero-valent iron (ZVI) in situ treatment well (ISTW) to remove explosives from groundwater. The general purpose of the demonstration was to evaluate the efficacy of ZVI ISTW for treating explosives-contaminated groundwater.

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This final technical report documents the demonstration of a zero-valent iron (ZVI) in situ treatment well (ISTW) to remove explosives from groundwater. The general purpose of the demonstration was to evaluate the efficacy of ZVI ISTW for treating explosives-contaminated groundwater.

Key concepts: Zerovalent iron, Environmental remediation, Explosive material, Groundwater, In situ, Contaminated groundwater, Environmental science, Zero (linguistics)

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