For successful application of a zero-valent iron (ZVI) system, of particular interest is the
performance of ZVI under various conditions. The current review comprehensively …

Because of its extremely low concentrations and strong resistance to most treatment
technologies, perchlorate has become one of the biggest challenges currently being faced …

Perchlorate has emerged as a widespread contaminant in groundwater and surface water.
Because of the unique chemistry of perchlorate, it has been challenging to destroy …

Perchlorate has been found in drinking water and surface waters in the United States and
Canada. It is primarily associated with release from defense and military operations. Natural …

Perchlorate is not only a known health hazard for human but also one of the persistent
inorganic pollutants. Some significant technologies have been carried out to remove or …

Kinetics of nitrate reduction by zero-valent iron at elevated temperatures was studied
through batch and column experiments. It was hypothesized that under increased solution …

Perchlorate, which could not be easily degraded in the environment, is a persistent
inorganic pollutant in water with high water-solubility, diffusivity, and stability. Its pollution …

In this study, the effect of operating temperature on the reduction of high concentration p-
nitrophenol (PNP) by zero valent iron (ZVI) system has been investigated thoroughly. The …

As an emerging contaminant, perchlorate has been detected in groundwater, surface water,
soil and food worldwide. Perchlorate has good solubility and chemical stability, thus its …

Removal of perchlorate using either acid-washed zero-valent aluminum or aluminum
hydroxide was studied in batch reactors under ambient temperature and pressure …