The speciation, stability, solubility and biodegradation of organic co-contaminant radionuclide complexes: A review
作者： Miranda J. Keith-Roach
DOI: 10.1016/J.SCITOTENV.2008.02.030
关键词: Biodegradation 、 Solubility 、 Radioactive waste 、 Contaminated land 、 Radionuclide 、 Speciation 、 Chemistry 、 Waste management 、 Environmental engineering 、 Waste Management and Disposal 、 Pollution 、 Environmental chemistry
摘要: The potential migration of radionuclides is concern at contaminated land sites and, in the long term, waste repositories. Pathways need to be characterised on a predictive level so that management decisions can made with confidence. A pathway relatively poorly understood present radionuclide solubilisation due complexation by organic complexing agents are mixed radioactive wastes, and radioactively sites. Interactions host environment, response changes physicochemical conditions make their role far from simple elucidate. In addition, chemical biodegradation materials may important. this paper, key co-contaminant organics reviewed emphasis environmental fate impact migration.
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