Nanoscale zero-valent iron particles (nZVI) have been studied in recent years as a promising technology for the remediation of contaminated aquifers. Specific positive features of nZVI are the high reactivity towards a broad range of contaminants and the possibility of injecting in aqueous slurries for a targeted remediation of contaminated areas. However, crucial points to be addressed are stability against aggregation, mobility in subsurface environments, and longevity. In this work a review is presented on the current knowledge on the properties, reactivity and mobility in porous media of nZVI and their application to groundwater remediation. A specific focus is devoted to the methodologies to the colloidal stability of the nZVI slurries and to the available numerical tools for the simulation of laboratory and field scale mobility of the particles when injected in porous media.
Nanoscale zerovalent iron particles for groundwater remediation: a review / Tosco, TIZIANA ANNA ELISABETTA; Petrangeli Papini, M.; Cruz Viggi, C.; Sethi, Rajandrea. - In: JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION. - ISSN 0959-6526. - STAMPA. - 77:(2014), pp. 10-21. [10.1016/j.jclepro.2013.12.026]
Nanoscale zerovalent iron particles for groundwater remediation: a review
TOSCO, TIZIANA ANNA ELISABETTA;SETHI, RAJANDREA
2014
Abstract
Nanoscale zero-valent iron particles (nZVI) have been studied in recent years as a promising technology for the remediation of contaminated aquifers. Specific positive features of nZVI are the high reactivity towards a broad range of contaminants and the possibility of injecting in aqueous slurries for a targeted remediation of contaminated areas. However, crucial points to be addressed are stability against aggregation, mobility in subsurface environments, and longevity. In this work a review is presented on the current knowledge on the properties, reactivity and mobility in porous media of nZVI and their application to groundwater remediation. A specific focus is devoted to the methodologies to the colloidal stability of the nZVI slurries and to the available numerical tools for the simulation of laboratory and field scale mobility of the particles when injected in porous media.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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