Bioremediation: Science and ApplicationsHorace D. Skipper, Ron F. Turco |
Contents
Soil Contamination and the Feasibility of Biological Remediation | 1 |
Sorption and Binding of Organic Compounds in Soils | 13 |
SurfactantEnhanced Bioavailability of Slightly Soluble Organic | 33 |
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acid activity addition aerobic alachlor anaerobic Appl aromatic arsenic atrazine available electron bacteria Bartha bioavailability biodegradation biological biomass bioreactors Bioreduction bioremediation biosurfactants bound residues carbon cells Chem chemical chlorinated chrysosporium cleanup components concentrations contaminated soils Cr(VI dimethylarsine dissimilatory effect electron acceptor electron donor element energy engineering enhanced Environ environmental enzymes Felsot field fungi groundwater growth yield H₂ H₂O half reaction hazardous waste herbicide hydrocarbons inorganic laboratory landfarming material metabolism metals methyl microbial microbial degradation Microbiol microbiology microorganisms mineralization mixtures nutrients organic compounds organic matter oxidation number oxygen pentachlorophenol pesticide phytoremediation plants plots pollutants potential production Pseudomonas redox reduced remediation removal rhizosphere samples Science Society sediment Selenium sludge Soil Science soil scientists solubility sorbed sorption specific studies substrate subsurface surfactant Table techniques Technol toxic treatment trimethylarsine U.S. DOE uptake vadose zone volatilization Washington D.C.