Bromine (Br) is widely distributed through the lithosphere and hydrosphere, and its
chemistry in the environment is affected by natural processes and anthropogenic activities …

Subsurface flow constructed wetlands (SSFs) constitute a wastewater treatment alternative
to small communities due to the low operational cost, reduced energy consumption, and no …

Core Ideas To determine the water retention curve from inverse modeling, θ and ψ need to
be monitored. δ18O ratios contained information to inversely estimate soil hydraulic …

Bromine seems to have similar behaviour to chlorine during thermal conversion: bromine
forms high vapour pressure salts in the furnace, bromine contributes to high temperature …

Abstract Nitrite (NO 2−) in soils has been observed under a variety of field conditions. The
formation of NO 2− in soils is possible during nitrification or denitrification depending on the …

A discrete injection experiment was carried out in a constructed wetland to evaluate the
behavior of selected priority pollutants. A horizontal subsurface flow pilot plant located in the …

Recent studies have shown that bromine undergoes biogeochemical cycling involving
natural formation and degradation of organobromine compounds in marine systems. In the …

Numerical groundwater flow modeling, reverse particle tracking, and environmental tracers
are used to locate the source of geogenic As affecting an aquifer in West Bengal. The …

For several pilot-scale constructed wetlands (CWs: a planted and unplanted gravel filter)
and a hydroponic plant root mat (operating at two water levels), used for treating …

Combined use of tracers and mathematical modelling for evaluation of hydraulic
characteristics of constructed wetlands is presented for the subsurface-flow system with …