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REMEDIATION OF SOIL POLLUTED BY ORGANIC COMPOUNDS THROUGH CHEMICAL OXIDATION AND PHYTOREMEDIATION COMBINED WITH DCT
Rada, E.C., G. Andreottola , I.A. Istrate, P. Viotti, F. Conti, and E.R. Magaril.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 16: 3179(2019)
Filed Under: Research
Filed Under: Research
An experimental application compared three methods for remediation of contaminated sites to soils from a former industrial area polluted with organic compounds. Electroremediation and combined phyto-electrochemical and electrooxidation treatment were applied to nine soil samples collected at two depths (0.2 and 0.4 m). The electrochemical treatment and electrooxidation had an efficiency of 20% while the two combined methods had efficiencies of 42.5% for electrooxidation (with H2O2) and 20% for phyto-electroremediation with poinsettias. This article is Open Access at https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/16/17/3179
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 16: 3179(2019)
Filed Under: Research
Filed Under: Research
An experimental application compared three methods for remediation of contaminated sites to soils from a former industrial area polluted with organic compounds. Electroremediation and combined phyto-electrochemical and electrooxidation treatment were applied to nine soil samples collected at two depths (0.2 and 0.4 m). The electrochemical treatment and electrooxidation had an efficiency of 20% while the two combined methods had efficiencies of 42.5% for electrooxidation (with H2O2) and 20% for phyto-electroremediation with poinsettias. This article is Open Access at https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/16/17/3179
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