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Publikováno v:
Environ Technol Innov
Enhancing rapid remediation strategies is paramount for recovery after a large-scale nuclear contamination event in an urban environment. Some current strategies recommend use of readily available equipment, materials, and facilities to expedite reco
Publikováno v:
Environmental Science & Technology. 54:1623-1633
Current predictive models of organic cation sorption assume that sorbates interact with all sites on aluminosilicate minerals in the same manner. To examine whether differences in aluminosilicate structure and the resultant changes in electrostatic p
Publikováno v:
Chemosphere. 222:106-113
Recent characterization of radioactive particles indicate that a large percentage of the radioactivity observed during the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear meltdown was insoluble 137Cs bound within silica microparticles. Therefore, much of the decontaminati
Autor:
Allison A. MacKay, John Medina, Reaha Goyetche, Dharni Vasudevan, William C. Jolin, Katherine Carter
Publikováno v:
Environmental Science & Technology. 51:6193-6201
With the increasing number of emerging contaminants that are cationic at environmentally relevant pH values, there is a need for robust predictive models of organic cation sorption coefficients (Kd). Current predictive models fail to account for the
Publikováno v:
J Environ Radioact
The release of radiological material from a nuclear incident has the potential to cause extensive radiological contamination requiring rapid decontamination. A promising method for rapid remediation is the use of pressure washers to decontaminate bui
Publikováno v:
Environmental sciencetechnology. 50(15)
Column chromatography was evaluated as a method to obtain organic cation sorption isotherms for environmental solids while using the peak skewness to identify the linear range of the sorption isotherm. Custom packed HPLC columns and standard batch so
Autor:
William C. Jolin, Michael D. Kaminski
Publikováno v:
Chemosphere. 162
Procedures for removing harmful radiation from interior and exterior surfaces of homes and businesses after a nuclear or radiological disaster may generate large volumes of radiologically contaminated waste water. Rather than releasing this waste wat