groundwater/sediment is sufficient for identification of nZVI particles at laboratories
(i.e., using combination of microscopic, diffraction, and/or spectroscopic techniques) and observation of their structural transformation (see Sect. 33.3).
Fig. 33.2 Peristaltic pumps for dynamic sampling: (a) manual 4-head peristaltic pump connectable
to a micropump system and (b) automatic battery-powered peristaltic pump
Fig. 33.3 Stainless steel bailer for sampling of groundwater and sediment in (a) a static mode and
(b) its usage on site
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(i.e., using combination of microscopic, diffraction, and/or spectroscopic techniques) and observation of their structural transformation (see Sect. 33.3).
Fig. 33.2 Peristaltic pumps for dynamic sampling: (a) manual 4-head peristaltic pump connectable
to a micropump system and (b) automatic battery-powered peristaltic pump
Fig. 33.3 Stainless steel bailer for sampling of groundwater and sediment in (a) a static mode and
(b) its usage on site
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