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Distribution of ammonium nitrate as nitrogen containing nutrient for in-situ biodegradation by means of electrokinetics
In-situ bioremediation is a technology, which has recently gained the attention of specialists for the clean-up of hydrocarbons. Organic chemicals are persistent and hard to deal with, because they are usually present in three forms: dissolved into groundwater, as free product over the groundwater s
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