Groundwater quality
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-1995
Abstract
In the following review, papers considering fate and transport processes in groundwater systems are discussed first. The fate and transport process papers are divided among saturated systems, vadose zone systems, and systems containing nonaqueous phase liquids (NAPLs). Within these categories, subdivisions are made between physical, chemical, or biological processes such as hydrodynamics, sorption-desorption, chemical reactions, and biodegradation. Next, papers concerning groundwater quality monitoring and groundwater remediation are divided among various techniques or specific phases. Papers that are concerned with general field studies of fate and transport are discussed in the Monitoring-Field Studies subsection, ordered by compound or source classifications. Lastly, papers describing risk assessment and groundwater protection are discussed.
Publication Title
Water Environment Research
Recommended Citation
Mayer, A.,
Mitchell, R.,
Carriere, P.,
Hein, G.,
Rabideau, A.,
&
Wojick, C.
(1995).
Groundwater quality.
Water Environment Research,
67(4), 629-685.
http://doi.org/10.2175/106143095X135903
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