Oxidation of organic compounds at high pH

Hazardous or toxic waste destruction or containment – Processes for making harmful chemical substances harmless,... – By reacting with chemical agents

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C405S128750

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ABSTRACT:
Organic compounds are removed from contaminated soil, ground water and the like by treatment with a combination of a water soluble peroxygen compound, such as sodium persulfate, and a pH modifier capable of maintaining a pH greater than about 10, such as a metal hydroxide.

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