Essays about: "Speciering"
Found 4 essays containing the word Speciering.
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1. Impact of Peroxide Speciation on the Kinetics of Oxidative Dissolution of UO2
University essay from KTH/KemiAbstract : Slutförvaring av använt kärnbränsle måste vara säker under 100 000 år eller mer för att förhindra att miljön skadas och att människor påverkas av långlivade radionuklider. Även om anläggningar för geologiskt djupförvar är utformade för att vara hållbara i många år, kan använt kärnbränsle komma i kontakt med grundvattnet i händelse av att flera barriärer brister. READ MORE
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2. Long-term Effect of Metallic Iron Sorbents on Arsenic Mobility in an Anoxic Aquifer : An assessment based on long-term column experiments
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Soil and EnvironmentAbstract : Zero valent iron (ZVI) sorbents have successfully remediated soils burdened with different groups of contaminants. When working to alleviate arsenic (As) contamination, the location-specific subsurface chemistry greatly affects the efficiency of the sorbents as it controls the speciation of As and the transformation of the ZVI, as well as the interaction between these (remediating mechanisms). READ MORE
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3. Risk estimation of multi-polluted soils in contact with lacustrine systems
University essay from Örebro universitet/Institutionen för naturvetenskap och teknikAbstract : The area of "Norra Hamnstaden" in Lidköping has been used for several different industires for more than 100 years and porcelain has been produced there since 1912. The sub-area studied in this thesis has been used as a landfill for industrial waste including waste from the local porcelain factory, Rörstrand. READ MORE
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4. The matrix dependent solubility and speciation of mercury
University essay from Örebro universitet/Institutionen för naturvetenskapAbstract : The Swedish government has decided that waste containing more than 0.1% mercury is to be placed in a permanent repository in the bedrock1,10. To minimize the risk of spreading mercury, elemental mercury must first be converted into a practically insoluble compound. READ MORE