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In Situ Sorption and Biodegradation

This category includes technical resources related to in situ sorption and biodegradation technologies that combine contaminant sequestration with enhanced biological treatment in soil and groundwater. Documents focus on the use of sorptive media (e.g., activated carbon) in conjunction with aerobic or anaerobic biostimulation to rapidly reduce dissolved-phase concentrations, limit plume migration, and support sustained biodegradation of petroleum hydrocarbons and other organic contaminants.

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This spec sheet provides technical information for NutriBind® HDPAC 500, a finely milled powdered activated carbon produced by steam activation of lignite coal. The document summarizes key physical properties, adsorption capacity, particle size distribution, and applicable standards relevant to in situ sorption and water treatment applications. View Download
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