Removal of arsenic and metals from groundwater impacted by mine waste using zero-valent iron and organic carbon: Laboratory column experiments

Volume: 424, Pages: 127295 - 127295
Published: Feb 1, 2022
Abstract
Acid mine drainage and the associated contaminants, including As and metals, are ongoing environmental issues. Passive remediation technologies have the potential to remove As from mine waste effluents. A series of laboratory column experiments was conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of varying mixtures of organic carbon (OC), zero-valent iron (ZVI), and limestone for the treatment of As, metals, SO42-, and acidity in groundwater from an...
Paper Details
Title
Removal of arsenic and metals from groundwater impacted by mine waste using zero-valent iron and organic carbon: Laboratory column experiments
Published Date
Feb 1, 2022
Volume
424
Pages
127295 - 127295
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