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Kinetic and Mechanistic Framework for Remediation Using Zerovalent Iron (SEERII)
Grant Number R829422E03
RFA: EPSCoR (Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research) (2001)


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  • Journal Article (14)
  • Reference Type Citation Progress Report Year Document Sources
    Journal Article Gibb C, Satapanajaru T, Comfort SD, Shea PJ. Remediating dicamba-contaminated water with zerovalent iron. Chemosphere 2004;54(7):841-848. R829422E03 (2004)
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    Journal Article Huang YH, Zhang TC, Shea PJ, Comfort SD. Effects of oxide coating and selected cations on nitrate reduction by iron metal. Journal of Environmental Quality 2003;32(4):1306-1315. R829422E03 (2003)
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    Journal Article Huang YH, Zhang TC. Effects of low pH on nitrate reduction by iron powder. Water Research. 2004;38(11):2631-2642. R829422E03 (2004)
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    Huang YH, Zhang TC. Effects of dissolved oxygen on formation of corrosion products and concomitant oxygen and nitrate reduction in zero-valent iron systems with or without aqueous Fe2+. Water Research 2005;39(9):1751-1760.

    R829422E03 (Final)
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    Journal Article Huang YH, Zhang TC. Enhancement of nitrate reduction in Fe-0-packed columns by selected cations. Journal Of Environmental Engineering-Asce. 2005;131(4):603-611. R829422E03 (Final)
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    Journal Article Huang YH, Zhang TC. Modeling of nitrate adsorption and reduction in Fe-0-packed columns through impulse loading tests. Journal Of Environmental Engineering-Asce. 2005;131(8):1194-1202. R829422E03 (Final)
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    Papastavros E, Shea PJ, Langell MA. Oxygen, carbon, and sulfur segregation in annealed and unannealed zerovalent iron substrates. Langmuir 2004;20(26):11509-11516.

    R829422E03 (Final)
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    Journal Article Park J, Comfort SD, Shea PJ, Machacek TA. Role(s) of didecyl surfactant in reduction of HMX-contaminated soil by Fe0. Agronomy Abstracts. American Society of Agronomy 2002;94:S11-Park 142935. R829422E03 (2003)
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    Journal Article Park J, Comfort SD, Shea PJ, Machacek TA. Remediating munitions-contaminated soil with zerovalent iron and cationic surfactants. Journal of Environmental Quality 2004;33(4):1305-1313. R829422E03 (2004)
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    Journal Article Satapanajaru T, Comfort SD, Shea PJ. Aluminum and iron salt-catalyzed destruction of metolachlor by zerovalent iron. Journal of Environmental Quality, 2003; 32(5): 1726-1734. R829422E03 (2003)
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    Journal Article Satapanajaru T, Shea PJ, Comfort SD, Roh Y. Green rust and iron oxide formation influences metolachlor dechlorination during zerovalent iron treatment. Environmental Science and Technology 2003;37(22):5219-5227. R829422E03 (2003)
    R829422E03 (2004)
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    Journal Article Satapanajaru T, Comfort SD, Shea PJ. Enhancing metolachlor destruction rates with aluminum and iron salts during zerovalent iron treatment. Journal Of Environmental Quality. 2003;32(5):1726-1734. R829422E03 (Final)
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    Shea PJ, Machacek TA, Comfort SD. Accelerated remediation of pesticide-contaminated soil with zerovalent iron. Environmental Pollution 2004;132(2):183-188.

    R829422E03 (Final)
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    Journal Article Zhang TC, Huang YH. Effects of selected good's pH buffers on nitrate reduction by iron powder. Journal Of Environmental Engineering-Asce. 2005;131(3):461-470. R829422E03 (Final)
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