... mobility and bioavailability of trace metals, the concentrations and distributions of trace metals must be established for different physical and chemical phases of the ...Mn, and Fe) in soil ...
... on soils which are naturally rich in Cu and Co. Mining and ore treatment activities in the Katanga province (RDC) have generated contaminations which endanger ecosystem viability and/or human ...
... etc.) and, in turn, applications in situ should also be ...micro and nanomaterials (properties, life spans, costs, etc.) and the changing conditions of the contaminatedsites, the ...
... Materials and methods 2.1. Study area and characterization of experimental soils The study area consists of a 3 km radius circle surrounding the Sclaigneaux calaminary ...hydrozincite and ...
... NAPL and increase sweep efficien- cy of contaminated areas Context: This project will lead to the application of foam technology on LNAPL contaminated ...ed and sand column tests were ...
... roots and b) ...() and in shoots () as a function of total soil ...experimental and predicted individual PAH root concentrations obtained with Briggs and Nguyen models and using pore ...
... petroleum-contaminatedsites have been identified in polar regions as a result of fuel storage, transportation, military, and industrial activities ...temperatures and the remote locations of ...
... bioavailability and mobility of heavy metal(loid)s in soils due to their stabilization with the help of plants ( Sylvain et ...in contaminated soil but prohibits their off-site ...the ...
... decades, soilsand groundwater at industrial sites have been at risk from contaminant discharges, inducing a major risk to the environment and to ...industrial sites, a vadose or ...
... EDTA and exposure time of one to 2 weeks before harvesting, increased the concen- tration of metals translocated to plant ...Pb, and Zn) was in the range of 0.1–0.25% of aerial and root tissues for ...
... element contaminatedsoils to produœ fibres for rnaterial ...spontaneously and dominated the vegetation cover in poplar short rotation coppices planted for the phytornanagement of lands ...
... qualitative and semi-quantitative visual colorimetric tests to screen for explosive residues on-site can be performed using the Expray TM kit (available from Plexus Scientific, Silver Spring, ...reagents ...
... M., and Stothoff, S.: Review of Vadose Zone Measurement and Monitoring Tools for Yucca Mountain Performance Confirmation Program, ...R., and Binley, A. M.: A saline tracer test monitored via both ...
... These values indicated that the pH of the solution after attrition was similar for the different soils studied, which 7 seemed logical as the pH of the soil samples were similar and near 7.5. Around this ...
... 1 and National Research Council Canada, Biotechnology Research Institute, Montreal, Quebec, Canada 2 Received 25 January 2011/Accepted 10 April 2011 Arctic soils are increasingly susceptible to petroleum ...
... ml), and crude oil (10 ml) + fertilizer (1 ...1997 and a fish compost in ...psychrophilic, and hydrocarbon-utilising ...saprophytic and hydrocarbon-utilising micro-organisms occurred during ...
... Impact of land uses, soil types, wind directions and distance from contaminants source on the MTE content.. Risk assessment for agricultural soil utilisations.3[r] ...
... According to the flow direction of surface water and topography, there is a low risk of contamination by energetic materials coming from other sites.. Preferential [r] ...
... Access and use of this website and the material on it are subject to the Terms and Conditions set forth at Determination of oil content of contaminatedsoilsand sludges Majid, ...
... channels and crust types ...resilience and past grazing pressure ...cohesion and (ii) further biological activity that might destroy previous ...channels and crust type ...