Soil characterization

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Induced Phytoextaction Viability Studies for Zn, Ba, Cu, and Pb Remediation in Heavily Contamined Soils

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Jan 2005

Pedro Vergara

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... characterisation reflects (Table 1) soils with a fairly good organic carbon level and moderate carbonate content that differ in texture and cation exchange capacity. Initial soil pollution showed contrasting pseudo-total Zn, Cu and Pb levels (see Table 2). ...

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Amendments for Heavy Metal Remediation in Contaminated Soil

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Fig 1: Pathways of introduction and spreading routes of A....

Fig. 2: Possibilities for A. artemisiifolia seeds to spread within...

Fig. 3: Relevance of spreading routes for A. artemisiifolia (14...

Fig 5: Pathways of introduction of n=279 big ragweed stands (>100...

Fig 7: Location and number (compare Tab 1) of the transient soil depots...

Guidance for the Management of contaminated soil

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FIGURE 13.1 Fundamental principle of a PRB.

FIGURE 13.4 Installation of single-reactor vessels/modules (top) and...

FIGURE 13.5 Aerial view and overview of the cleanup performance of the...

Permeable Reactive Barriers in Europe

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Permeable reactive barriers (PRBs) are an important component of established technologies for the remediation of contaminated groundwater. Since the first field-scale PRB was built in Sunnyvale, California in 1994-1995, more than 200 PRB systems have been installed worldwide (Gavaskar et al., 2000, 2002; Birke et al., 2003; Parbs and Birke, 2005; B...

Estadística Descriptiva, Probabilidades, Inferencia, Modelos de Regresión y Métodos No Paramétricos. Pedro Vergara Vera. I.S.B.N: 978-956-7359-95-0. Ediciones Universidad Tecnológica Metropolitana.

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Pedro Vergara

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