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The Long-Term Viability Of A Zero-Valent Iron Permeable Reactive Barrier, Stuart Cowburn
The Long-Term Viability Of A Zero-Valent Iron Permeable Reactive Barrier, Stuart Cowburn
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Zero-valent iron permeable reactive barriers (PRB's) hold significant potential as a tool for groundwater remediation. Uncertainties remain, however, as to the effective lifetime of Fe0 barrier technology under full-scale operational conditions. Potential limits on barrier lifetime include reductions in permeability due to clogging by precipitates and oxidation of all Fe0 prior to the exhaustion of the contaminant source.
A 46 m long, 0.6 m wide, and 7.3 m deep Fe0 PRB was installed at the US Coast Guard Support Center, Elizabeth City, NC, in June 1996. The barrier was designed to remediate groundwater principally contaminated with Cr(VI) …
Effective Force Constant Ratios: Iron In Iridium And Rhodium, Dennis Munsterman
Effective Force Constant Ratios: Iron In Iridium And Rhodium, Dennis Munsterman
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Classical methods of analyzing heat capacity data for the characteristic moments of the frequency distribution are applied to iridium and rhodium. Impurity moments are determined from high and low temperature f values. These moments are combined by modern theory to estimate the magnitude of the host-host to host-impurity force constant ratio. Ratios of the various host moments are also examined.
Characterization Of Trace Iron Species In Natural Water, James Robert Johnson
Characterization Of Trace Iron Species In Natural Water, James Robert Johnson
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The distribution and speciation of trace metals in natural waters is only slightly, at best, understood. Interactions with organic substances can effectively distribute the metals throughout many ill-defined physical and chemical. To better comprehend the complexity of metal-organic interactions this work focused on the delineation of trace iron species present in a natural system. The separation of Fe(II) and Fe(III) was successfully accomplished using a variation of an ion exchange method involving resin-loaded filter paper. The quantitation of the various iron species was determined using linear scan voltammetry and atomic absorption. The total iron concentration, determined as the sum of …