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COLLOIDAL CONSIDERATIONS IN GROUNDWATER SAMPLING AND CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT PREDICTIONS

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Citation:

Puls*, R W. COLLOIDAL CONSIDERATIONS IN GROUNDWATER SAMPLING AND CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT PREDICTIONS. NUCLEAR SAFETY 31(1):58-65, (1990).

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Published Journal Article

Description:

The association of contaminants with suspended colloidal material in groundwater is a possible transport mechanism and a complicating factor for accurate estimations of the aqueous geochemistry of subsurface systems. esearch to date indicates colloidal facilitated transport of contaminants in groundwaters, surface waters, and in the unsaturated zone. f continued research shows colloidal transport of contaminants to be significant, sampling methods and transport models must consider and be sensitive to this transport and reaction mechanism. Copy available at NTIS as PB91116202.

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Record Details:

Record Type:DOCUMENT( JOURNAL/ PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL)
Product Published Date:01/01/1990
Record Last Revised:10/14/2009
OMB Category:Other
Record ID: 128740