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| Since it is moderately hydrophobic, it is said to readily remove organic and inorganic compounds in the presence of water. Is it converted into insoluble inorganic compounds or is it available to react with another aquifer contaminant to possibly form another toxic substance? It is a chemically inorganic compound that is water-dispersible, environmentally safe and resistant to most fuels, solvents and other corrosives. |
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