Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4547582 Journal of Contaminant Hydrology 2007 19 Pages PDF
Abstract
The sediment does not act as an instantaneous sink for MnO4−. The consumption of MnO4− by reaction with the reactive species in the sediment is the result of several parallel reactions, during which the reaction between the contaminant and MnO4− also takes place. Hence, application of low MnO4− concentrations can cause partly oxidation of PCE, as the oxidant demand of the sediment does not need to be met fully before PCE is oxidised.
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