Titlebook: Biogeochemistry of Trace Elements in Coal and Coal Combustion Byproducts; Kenneth S. Sajwan,Ashok K. Alva,Robert F. Keefer Book 1999 Sprin

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Coal Fly Ash Chemistry and Carbon Dioxide Infusion Process to Enhance its Utilizationoprecipitation processes. Different approaches are available to increase the potential use of fly ash. However, the most promising approach is to utilize CO. and precipitate calcite (CaCO.) in fly ash because it can immobilize contaminants. Additionally, CO. treated fly ash can be used as a sorbent

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The Revival of a Failed Constructed Wetland Treating a High Fe Load AMDe wetland system appeared to provide sufficient buffering and longer residence time rendering a promising design for treatment of this and other sources of high metal load AMD..Characterization of sediments from abiotic/aerobic zones within the treatment system showed low SO./Fe ratios in initial ab

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Leaching of Metals from Soils Amended with Fly Ash and Organic Byproductsot present in the FA..Extremely sandy soils and erratically distributed high annual rainfall in Florida contribute to leaching losses of nutrients and heavy metals from fertilizers and other soil amendments applied to agricultural soils. Leaching column (soil column of 30cm long, 7.5 cm diameter) ex

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Impact of Coal Pile Leachate and Fly Ash on Soil and Groundwaterr leached from the coal pile contained high concentrations of sulfate, Fe and Al and had low DO and an acidic pH with high redox potential. Attenuation of coal pile leachate contaminants occurred in the surrounding subsoil both vertically and laterally. Most contaminants were removed in the vicinity

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