Research progress on remediation of heavy metal contaminated soil by electrokinetic-permeable reactive barrier

Yang, Zhenhao; Tang, Jing; Feng, Haopeng; Liu, Xi; Zhuang, Xiaojie; Wang, Hongbin; Wu, Yangfeng; Guo, Yuyao; Tang, Lin

doi:10.1016/j.cej.2024.151548

Chemical Engineering Journal

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2024.151548

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Research progress on remediation of heavy metal contaminated soil by electrokinetic-permeable reactive barrier

Zhenhao Yang,

Jing Tang,

Haopeng Feng

et al.

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Research progress on remediation of heavy metal contaminated soil by electrokinetic-permeable reactive barrier

Cited by 6 publications

References 111 publications

Mechanism of remediation of U(VI) contaminated simulated soil by AC‐nHAP gel microsphere as PRB combined electrokinetic technology

Mechanism of remediation of U(VI) contaminated simulated soil by AC‐nHAP gel microsphere as PRB combined electrokinetic technology

Potential and characteristics of heavy metals electrokinetic removal from the copper-zinc mine tailings: Study on the simulated and actual tailings

Characteristics of soil pore structure response to electric field strength and their effects on Cr(VI) removal from a historically chromium-contaminated soil

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