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GROUND WATER ISSUE: HOW HEAT CAN ENHANCE IN-SITU SOIL AND AQUIFER REMEDIATION: IMPORTANT CHEMICAL PROPERTIES & GUIDANCE ON CHOOSING THE APPROPRIATE TECHNIQUE

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Citation:

Davis, E. GROUND WATER ISSUE: HOW HEAT CAN ENHANCE IN-SITU SOIL AND AQUIFER REMEDIATION: IMPORTANT CHEMICAL PROPERTIES & GUIDANCE ON CHOOSING THE APPROPRIATE TECHNIQUE . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC, EPA/540/S-97/502 (NTIS PB97-187819), 1997.

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The purpose of this Issue Paper and the three companion Issue Papers (Davis, 1997a, b, c) is to provide to those involved in assessing remediation technologies some basic information on the thermal remediation techniques.

Record Details:

Record Type:DOCUMENT( SITE DOCUMENT/ SUMMARY)
Product Published Date:04/01/1997
Record Last Revised:08/26/2008
OMB Category:Other
Record ID: 23495