Titlebook: Chemistry and Biology of Solid Waste; Dredged Material and Wim Salomons,Ulrich F?rstner Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 Co

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Metals in Aquatic and Terrestrial Systems: Sorption, Speciation, and Mobilizatione original components of the waste as well as newly formed material or existing solids contaminated during leachate flow through the receiving ecosystem. Water is also the medium in which the metal pollutants undergo biological and chemical reactions. Some of these reactions induce phase changes res

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Microbiological Oxidations of Minerals in Mine Tailingsexposed and interact with water, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and soluble chemical species, factors which collectively enhance the mineral dissolution. The very nature of mining practices such as milling and grinding, which are designed to maximize metal recovery, also ensure maximum surface area exposur

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Development of Dredged Material Disposal Sites: Implications for Soil, Flora and Food Qualitytrial countries nearly all sediments are considerably contaminated with inorganic and organic pollutants. Disposal of the huge quantities of dredge spoils with minimum effect on the quality of the environment is a major problem. International conventions forbid disposal of severely contaminated sedi

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Geochemistry of Priority Pollutants in Anoxic Sludges: Cadmium, Arsenic, Methyl Mercury, and Chlorind speciation” that redox change of the sludges is one of the most important factors controlling pollutant mobility. Thus, particular attention will be given to the question whether anoxic conditions alone are suitable for long-term retention of pollutants. However, such an evaluation even on the lim

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