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Adsorption of some volatile organic compounds on geomaterials

Leaching of industrial waste storage settings can lead to severe water resource pollution. Geamaterial barriers made from cement, bentonite and active carbon can overcome such problems. The first part of this work considers the preparation the new geomaterials intended to the dangerous waste storage...

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Published in:	Desalination 2004-08, Vol.166 (1-3), p.449-455
Main Authors:	Hamdi, B., Houari, M., Hamoudi, S. Ait, Kessaïssia, Z.
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