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Recent analytical and numerical modeling investigations suggest that partial source-zone removal may result in significant (several orders of magnitude) reductions in posttreatment contaminant mass flux (Lemke and Abriola 2003; Rao et al. nbsp;research at the University of Waterloo and Colorado State University (Wadley & Gillham, 2005, Schackleford et al 2005), which has shown that small percentages of iron mixed with clay can significantly reduce the mass flux of chlorinated organic contaminants (and presumably certain inorganic contaminants) through thin clay layers. nbsp;and his project was titled "The Effect of Mass Flux on the C Efficiency of Aluminized Grains in an |
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