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Commercial Surfactants for Remediation - Mobilization of Trace Metals from Estuarine Sediment and Bioavailability (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2019)
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Commercial Surfactants for Remediation - Mobilization of Trace Metals from Estuarine Sediment and Bioavailability (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2019)
Series: Advances in Geographical and Environmental Sciences
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This book demonstrates the benefits of using commercially available
surfactants, or surface-active agents, for remediation of
metal-contaminated soil and sediment. First the book offers
theoretical reviews of commercially available surfactants, then it
proceeds to a study of various available surfactants for the
mobilization of metals. Surfactants representative of amphiphiles
discovered in the digestive environment of sediment-ingesting
organisms are used to examine the extent and rate of metal (Al, Fe,
Cd, Cu, Mn, Ni, Pb, Sn, Zn) mobilization from contaminated
estuarine sediment. Metals can cause harmful effects to the
environment and organisms. It is difficult to treat contaminants
that are often tightly bound to the extremely small size of the
estuarine sediments. The book also demonstrates the mechanisms of
metal mobilization that appear to be related to complexation with
monomers and adsorption to micelles of the anionic amphiphiles, and
to the denudation of hydrophobic host phases or coatings on the
sediment by micelles of both anionic and nonionic surfactants.
Readers obtain a better understanding of current commercial
surfactants, their impact on the environment, and possible
remediation. This transdisciplinary book contributes toward
Sustainable Development Goals numbers 6 (Clean Water and
Sanitation) and 13 (Climate Action) set by the United Nations and
is useful for students and teachers of sediment studies, coastal
studies, environmental sciences, hydrology, civil engineering, and
policy sciences.
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