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Archive | 2004

Method of making and using nanoscale metal

David B. Vance; Suthan Suthersan; Peter Palmer


Environmental Science & Technology | 2003

Comment on "Comparison between donor substrates for biologically enhanced tetrachloroethene DNAPL dissolution".

Christopher C. Lutes; David S Liles; Suthan Suthersan; Frank Lenzo; Michael Jørgen Hansen; Frederick C. Payne; Jeffrey V. Burdick; David B. Vance


Acid Mine Drainage, Rock Drainage, and Acid Sulfate Soils: Causes, Assessment, Prediction, Prevention, and Remediation | 2014

Biogeochemistry of Acid Drainage

James A. Jacobs; David B. Vance


Remediation Journal | 2015

Nitrate Remediation: The Importance of the Advanced Nitrogen Cycle in Remedy Selection

David B. Vance; Leigh Neary; Julie K. Sueker; Denice Nelson


Water Encyclopedia | 2005

Chemical Oxidation Technologies for Groundwater Remediation

David B. Vance; James A. Jacobs


Water Encyclopedia | 2005

Source, Mobility, and Remediation of Metals

James A. Jacobs; David B. Vance


Water Encyclopedia | 2005

Phytoremediation Enhancement of Natural Attenuation Processes

David B. Vance; James A. Jacobs


Water Encyclopedia | 2005

Process Limitations of In Situ Bioremediation of Groundwater

David B. Vance; James A. Jacobs


Water Encyclopedia | 2005

Groundwater Flow in Heterogenetic Sediments and Fractured Rock Systems

James A. Jacobs; David B. Vance


Water Encyclopedia | 2005

Particulate Transport in Groundwater—Bacteria and Colloids

David B. Vance; James A. Jacobs

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Christopher C. Lutes

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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