Evaluation of batch leaching procedures for estimating metal mobility in glaciated soils

• Published in: Ground water monitoring & remediation Vol. 17; no. 3; pp. 231 - 240
• Main Authors: Lackovic, J.A, Nikolaidis, N.P, Chheda, P, Carley, R.J, Patton, E
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Oxford, UK Blackwell Publishing Ltd 1997
• Subjects: CALIFORNIA WASTE EXTRACTION TEST; CONNECTICUT; CONTAMINANTES; CONTAMINANTS; DEIONIZED WATER LEACHING; ESTIMATION; LEACHING; LESSIVAGE DU SOL; LIXIVIACION; MAINE; METAL; METALES; METALS; MOVEMENT IN SOIL; POLLUANT; POLLUTANTS; POLLUTED SOIL; PROCESOS DE TRANSPORTE EN EL SUELO; SOIL TRANSPORT PROCESSES; SOL POLLUE; SUELO CONTAMINADO; SYNTHETIC PRECIPITATION LEACHING; TOXICITY CHARACTERISTIC LEACHING; TRANSPORT DANS LE SOL

Batch leaching methods have been used for several decades to estimate the potential release of contaminants from soils. Four batch leaching procedures (toxicity characteristic leaching procedure, synthetic precipitation leaching procedure, deionized water leaching procedure, and California waste ext...