Titlebook: Biotechnology for Waste Management and Site Restoration; Technological, Educa C. Ronneau,O. Bitchaeva Book 1997 Kluwer Academic Publishers

climax

揭穿真相

GLOSS

antiandrogen

Commemorate

mutineer

Lectures on Air Pollution Modelingal salts, the absorption kinetics and the exchange capacity were investigated. Examples of possible Mycoton applications are given, such as water decontamination, liquid radioactive waste (RW) treatment as well as soil sediment and slurry cleaning by ferromagnetic derivatives.

反復(fù)拉緊

abysmal

擁擠前

Conventions and Auxiliary Results,their availability to the environment. Caesium, for example, so far considered as being present in the environment as a very soluble cationic form, can react with fuel UO. and form uranates which are relatively insoluble. This was probably the case in the plume of the reactor at Chernobyl.

Malleable

Biotechnology of Radioactive Wastes: A General Overview. This chapter, reviews briefly (i) the mechanisms of microbial transformations of radionuclide and toxic metal contaminants and (ii) the promising new and emerging biotechnology for the remediation and restoration of radioactive contaminated sites. More detailed information on specific biotreatment processes is presented in subsequent chapters.