Tag: soil remediation

Understanding the PFAS Advisory: Navigating the Challenges of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances Introduction In recent years, the emergence of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) has caused significant concern among environmental professionals, municipalities, and health advocates alike. As a class of synthetic chemicals associated with a myriad of health risks—including cancer, liver damage, and reproductive issues—PFAS […]

Fenton reaction systems are powerful tools in chemistry. They use iron and hydrogen peroxide to create highly reactive molecules. These molecules can break down tough pollutants in water and soil. The Fenton reaction works best at a pH of about 3, which is lower than most natural soil conditions. This means it often needs some […]

Fenton reaction systems are powerful tools in chemistry. They use iron and hydrogen peroxide to create highly reactive molecules. These molecules can break down tough pollutants in water and soil. The Fenton reaction works best at a pH of about 3, which is lower than most natural soil conditions. This means it often needs some […]