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An efficient technology to treat heavy metal-lead-contaminated soil by microwave radiation [An article from: Journal of Environmental Management]
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Author(s)C.J.G. Jou
PublisherElsevier
ISBN / ASINB000RR7LR6
ISBN-13978B000RR7LR1
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Microwave (MW) technology can be used to vitrify contaminated soil wastes and immobilize heavy metal ions in soils. More than 93% of the Pb(II)-contaminated soil was vitrified to a glass/ceramic formation after 30min of MW radiation. In a 6-year study, the Pb(II) concentration of the vitrified soil in the leaching test was less than 1.0mg/l, which is substantially below the USEPA regulatory limit of 5.0mg/l.
Description:
Microwave (MW) technology can be used to vitrify contaminated soil wastes and immobilize heavy metal ions in soils. More than 93% of the Pb(II)-contaminated soil was vitrified to a glass/ceramic formation after 30min of MW radiation. In a 6-year study, the Pb(II) concentration of the vitrified soil in the leaching test was less than 1.0mg/l, which is substantially below the USEPA regulatory limit of 5.0mg/l.
