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Foams for enhanced remediation of NAPL-contaminated soils and aquifers: A review of foam formation, stability, and environmental applications
Foam-assisted remediation is a versatile approach to improving the cleanup of NAPL-contaminated soils and aquifers by blocking highly permeable pathways, enhancing contaminant displacement, and delivering remediation amendments. Optimizing foam application requires an understanding of its physicoche
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