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Effect of Acidity and Elevated PCO2 on Acid Neutralization within Pulsed Limestone Bed Reactors Receiving Coal Mine Drainage
Effect of Acidity and Elevated PCO2 on Acid Neutralization within Pulsed Limestone Bed Reactors Receiving Coal Mine Drainage
Effect of Acidity and Elevated PCO2 on Acid Neutralization within Pulsed Limestone Bed Reactors Receiving Coal Mine Drainage
Watten, B. J. (author) / Sibrell, P. L. (author) / Schwartz, M. F. (author)
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE ; 21 ; 786-802
2004-01-01
17 pages
Article (Journal)
English
DDC:
363.7287
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