The DMS process offers highly efficient and zero waste technology with many
advantages. The process water is reused for soil moistening during bioremediation,
the most contaminated particles after heavy media separation can serve as an
alternative fuel for cement plants and the treated soil is used as a recultivation
material. It leads to a rapid reduction of costs compared with currently used
technologies (e.g., thermal desorption).
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emission of Vibrio fischeri (Luminescent bacteria test)—part 3: method using freeze-dried
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