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Groundwater cleanup by in-situ sparging. I. Mathematical modeling

The technique of in-situ sparging may provide a cheaper and more rapid method for removal of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from groundwater than conventional pump and treat operations. A local ...

R. D. Mutch | Ann N. Clarke | R. Mutch | David J. Wilson | A. N. Clarke | Satoshi Kayano | S. Kayano | D. Wilson | Satoshi Kayano

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