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Characterization of Chromium Bioremediation Products in Flow‐Through Column Sediments Using Micro–X‐ray Fluorescence and X‐ray Absorption Spectroscopy
Microbially mediated reductive immobilization of chromium is a possible remediation technique for sites contaminated with Cr(VI). This study is part of a broader effort investigating the biogeochemical mechanisms for Cr(VI) reduction in Hanford 100H aquifer sediments using flow-through laboratory co
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