Heavy metal contaminant remediation study of western Xiamen Bay sediment, China: Laboratory bench scale testing results
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2C
2O
4, EDTA–2Na, etc.) and their combination in order to provide information for sediment remediation technology development. In this study, the results suggest that aeration and agitation of the sediment samples in distilled–deionized water (DDW) have either no or weak (<30%) effect on metal removal, whereas agitation, aeration and rotation of the samples in chemical complexation solutions yield much better metal removal efficiency (up to 90%). A low pH condition (e.g., pH
<
3) and a low solid to liquid ratio (e.g., S:L
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1:50) could increase metal removal efficiency. The experimental results suggest that 0.20
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2C
2O
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M EDTA combination with solid:liquid ratio
=
1:50 and 0.50
M ammonium acetate (NH
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0.025
M EDTA combination with solid:liquid ratio
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2C
2O
4, EDTA–2Na, etc.) and their combination in order to provide information for sediment remediation technology development. In this study, the results suggest that aeration and agitation of the sediment samples in distilled–deionized water (DDW) have either no or weak (<30%) effect on metal removal, whereas agitation, aeration and rotation of the samples in chemical complexation solutions yield much better metal removal efficiency (up to 90%). A low pH condition (e.g., pH
<
3) and a low solid to liquid ratio (e.g., S:L
=
1:50) could increase metal removal efficiency. The experimental results suggest that 0.20
M (NH
4)
2C
2O
4
+
0.025
M EDTA combination with solid:liquid ratio
=
1:50 and 0.50
M ammonium acetate (NH
4Ac)
+
0.025
M EDTA combination with solid:liquid ratio
=
1:50 are the most effective methods for metal removal from the contaminated sediments. 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2C
2O
4, EDTA–2Na, etc.) and their combination in order to provide information for sediment remediation technology development. In this study, the results suggest that aeration and agitation of the sediment samples in distilled–deionized water (DDW) have either no or weak (<30%) effect on metal removal, whereas agitation, aeration and rotation of the samples in chemical complexation solutions yield much better metal removal efficiency (up to 90%). A low pH condition (e.g., pH
<
3) and a low solid to liquid ratio (e.g., S:L
=
1:50) could increase metal removal efficiency. The experimental results suggest that 0.20
M (NH
4)
2C
2O
4
+
0.025
M EDTA combination with solid:liquid ratio
=
1:50 and 0.50
M ammonium acetate (NH
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0.025
M EDTA combination with solid:liquid ratio
=
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