This issue paper is a literature evaluation focusing on DNAPLs and provides an overview from a conceptual fate and transport point of view of DNAPL phase distribution, monitoring, site characterization, remediation, and modeling.
DNAPL SITE EVALUATION - Project Summary
Dense nonaqueous-phase liquids (DNAPLs), especially chlorinated solvents, are among the most prevalent subsurface contaminants identified in ground-water supplies and at waste disposal sites....
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Chlorinated hydrocarbons are ubiquitous ground water contaminants due to their widespread use as organic solvents and cleaners/degreasers. The immiscibility of chlorinated organis with ground...
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Dense non-aqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) poses a difficult problem for subsurface remediation because it serves as a continuing source to dissolved phase ground water contamination and is...
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