Performance assessment of liquid activated carbon enhanced bioremediation of a TCE plume by use of isotopic and molecular biology techniques

Autor: Mette Martina Broholm, Cecilie Bang Ottosen, Sammali, E., Skou, Melissa L. A., Harrekilde, D., Bennedsen, L., Birnstingl, J., Annika Sidelmann Fjordbøge, Tuxen, N., Poul Løgstrup Bjerg, Ponsin, V., Hunkeler, D.

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Broholm, M M, Ottosen, C B, Sammali, E, Skou, M L A, Harrekilde, D, Bennedsen, L, Birnstingl, J, Fjordbøge, A S, Tuxen, N, Bjerg, P L, Ponsin, V & Hunkeler, D 2019, ' Performance assessment of liquid activated carbon enhanced bioremediation of a TCE plume by use of isotopic and molecular biology techniques ', Remediation Technology Summit 2019, Denver, United States, 26/02/2019-28/02/2019 .

Chlorinated solvent plumes continue to pose challenge. Enhanced reductive dechlorination (ERD) by donor addition and bioaugmentation constitute a potential sustainable technology. A novel technology combining ERD with liquid activated carbon (LAC) am

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