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Effects of Carbonate Species on the Kinetics of Dechlorination of 1,1,1-Trichloroethane by Zero-Valent Iron by Agrawal, Abinash, Ferguson, William J, Gardner, Bruce O, Christ, John A, Bandstra, Joel Z, Tratnyek, Paul G

“…The effect of precipitates on the reactivity of iron metal (Fe0) with 1,1,1-trichloroethane (TCA) was studied in batch systems designed to model groundwaters…”
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Modeling metabolic reductive dechlorination in dense non-aqueous phase liquid source-zones by Christ, John A., Abriola, Linda M.

“…Recent laboratory experimental evidence has suggested that bioremediation may be an attractive management strategy for dense non-aqueous phase liquid (DNAPL)…”
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Comparison of two-dimensional and three-dimensional simulations of dense nonaqueous phase liquids (DNAPLs): Migration and entrapment in a nonuniform permeability field by Christ, J.A, Lemke, L.D, Abriola, L.M

“…The influence of reduced dimensionality (two-dimensional (2-D) versus 3-D) on predictions of dense nonaqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) infiltration and entrapment…”
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Hydraulic containment: analytical and semi-analytical models for capture zone curve delineation by Christ, John A., Goltz, Mark N.

“…We present an efficient semi-analytical algorithm that uses complex potential theory and superposition to delineate the capture zone curves of extraction…”
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Containment of groundwater contamination plumes: minimizing drawdown by aligning capture wells parallel to regional flow by Christ, John A, Goltz, Mark N

“…Pump-and-treat systems that are installed to contain contaminated groundwater migration typically involve placement of extraction wells perpendicular to the…”
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Development and application of an analytical model to aid design and implementation of in situ remediation technologies by Christ, John A, Goltz, Mark N, Huang, Junqi

“…Innovative in situ remediation technologies using injection/extraction well pairs which recirculate partially treated groundwater as a method of increasing…”
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