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An investigation into the use of smectitic clay soil for the containment and treatment of petrochemical waste
The manufacture, transport, use and disposal of organic chemicals may result in the release of significant quantities of organic substances into soil, from which they are subject to possible transport into underlying groundwater. Many of these organic chemicals are potentially toxic (Wilson et al.,...
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Department of Geological Sciences
2016
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