Sentence examples for contaminant mobility from inspiring English sources

Biochar amendment of contaminated soils has been shown to reduce contaminant mobility and bioavailability, while increasing success of revegetation [82 88].

Understanding of redox conditions on the transport of redox-sensitive radionuclides garnered from this study at the NTS is very important in assessing potential contaminant mobility and developing remediation strategy in other contaminated sites.

In addition, the contaminant mobility increases further in the presence of the immobile region in aquifers.

These errors may be further propagated when Kd values are used to compare contaminant mobility under different chemical solution conditions.

In riverbank filtration, the influence of DOM and bacteria on the transport behavior of contaminants should be accounted to accurately predict the contaminant mobility.

Catechol (o-diphenol benzene) is the simplest aromatic molecule containing highly reactive diphenol groups similar to many larger polyphenols constituting humic material, which makes catechol an ideal candidate for study of metal ion association relevant to contaminant mobility in soils.

The DRASTIC model assumes that the contaminant has the mobility of water.

These findings relate directly to practical applications in the field of surface groundwater interactions such as the influence of wave forcing of coastal aquifers on contaminant transport, sediment mobility and salt-water intrusion all of which are influenced by the dispersion of the groundwater wave.

To our knowledge, soil contaminant leaching and mobility studies have not been conducted around boatyards.

These findings have implications for predicting the progress and cost of remediation operations involving enhanced calcite precipitation where mineral precipitation rates, and the spatial/temporal distribution of those rates, can have significant impacts on the mobility of contaminants.

First, surfactants reduce the interfacial tension between water and contaminants that slow the mobility of the organic components, thereby, surfactants can be able to transfer the hydrophobic organic compounds (HOCs) to the mobile phase [1].