FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1640461641> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1640461641 endingPage "307" @default.
• W1640461641 startingPage "281" @default.
• W1640461641 abstract "A source of coal tar creosote was emplaced below the water table at CFB Borden to investigate natural attenuation processes for complex biodegradable mixtures. A mass balance indicated that ongoing transformation occurred for seven study compounds. Phenol migrated as a discrete slug plume and almost completely disappeared after 2 years, after being completely leached from the source early in the study. The m-xylene plume migrated outward to a maximum distance at approximately 2 years, and then receded back towards the source as the rate of mass flux out of the source decreased to below the overall rate of plume transformation. Carbazole showed similar behaviour, although the reversal in plume development occurred more slowly. The dibenzofuran plume remained relatively constant in extent and mass over the last 2 years of monitoring, despite constant source input over this period, providing evidence that the dibenzofuran plume was at steady state. Meanwhile, the naphthalene and 1-methylnaphthalene plumes continued to advance and increase in mass over the observation period, although at a decreasing rate. The phenanthrene plume was also subject to transformation, although measurement of the rate was less conclusive due to the higher proportion of sorbed mass for this compound. Three lines of evidence are presented to evaluate whether the observed plume mass loss was due to microbial biodegradation. Measurement of redox-sensitive parameters in the vicinity of the plume showed the types of changes that would be expected to occur due to plume biodegradation: dissolved oxygen and SO42− decreased in groundwater within the plume while significant increases were noted for Fe2+, Mn2+ and methane. Further evidence that plume mass loss was microbially-mediated was provided by the accumulation of aromatic acids within the plume. Measurements of phospholipid fatty acids (PLFA) in aquifer material indicated that microbial biomass and turnover rate were greater within the plume than outside: also consistent with biodegradation. Study results highlight the potential for utilizing natural attenuation as a site cleanup approach for dissolved phase plumes from complex organic mixture like coal tar creosote." @default.
• W1640461641 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1640461641 creator A5006740369 @default.
• W1640461641 creator A5031276731 @default.
• W1640461641 creator A5060509484 @default.
• W1640461641 creator A5085948635 @default.
• W1640461641 date "1999-10-01" @default.
• W1640461641 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W1640461641 title "Migration and natural fate of a coal tar creosote plume" @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1537842202 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1600464227 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1792580010 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1845583836 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1964628917 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1965233532 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1966129578 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1977033760 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1981023045 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1982411049 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1985298081 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1986383938 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1993187350 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1995239863 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W1996305436 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2000367269 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2003703816 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2005517056 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2007962578 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2012927413 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2014196534 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2015404609 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2017355705 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2019434558 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2019875387 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2021878820 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2029267906 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2043341503 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2048927387 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2052923259 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2057662687 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2057963738 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2063132684 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2069032765 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2076584254 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2078884731 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2081104534 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2083451432 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2093278916 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2095137609 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2098217984 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2100326330 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2111553799 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2118949954 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2134789887 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2139650968 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2948230144 @default.
• W1640461641 cites W2958893863 @default.
• W1640461641 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/s0169-7722(99)00048-0" @default.
• W1640461641 hasPublicationYear "1999" @default.
• W1640461641 type Work @default.
• W1640461641 sameAs 1640461641 @default.
• W1640461641 citedByCount "68" @default.
• W1640461641 countsByYear W16404616412012 @default.
• W1640461641 countsByYear W16404616412013 @default.
• W1640461641 countsByYear W16404616412014 @default.
• W1640461641 countsByYear W16404616412015 @default.
• W1640461641 countsByYear W16404616412017 @default.
• W1640461641 countsByYear W16404616412018 @default.
• W1640461641 countsByYear W16404616412021 @default.
• W1640461641 countsByYear W16404616412022 @default.
• W1640461641 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1640461641 hasAuthorship W1640461641A5006740369 @default.
• W1640461641 hasAuthorship W1640461641A5031276731 @default.
• W1640461641 hasAuthorship W1640461641A5060509484 @default.
• W1640461641 hasAuthorship W1640461641A5085948635 @default.
• W1640461641 hasBestOaLocation W16404616412 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConcept C107872376 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConcept C121332964 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConcept C153294291 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConcept C178790620 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConcept C185592680 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConcept C2775840915 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConcept C2776891815 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConcept C2781039906 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConcept C39432304 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConcept C518851703 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConceptScore W1640461641C107872376 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConceptScore W1640461641C121332964 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConceptScore W1640461641C153294291 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConceptScore W1640461641C178790620 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConceptScore W1640461641C185592680 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConceptScore W1640461641C2775840915 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConceptScore W1640461641C2776891815 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConceptScore W1640461641C2781039906 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConceptScore W1640461641C39432304 @default.
• W1640461641 hasConceptScore W1640461641C518851703 @default.
• W1640461641 hasIssue "3-4" @default.
• W1640461641 hasLocation W16404616411 @default.

• next