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titleOfInvention System for treating contaminated groundwater
abstract A system for treating groundwater contaminated with acidity or other contaminants is disclosed. The system involves excavating a trench into the aquifer in the path of the contaminant plume, and placing a body of active material in the trench. The active material depends on the particular contaminant: organic carbon may be used when the contaminant is ferrous sulphate, or hexavalent uranium oxide, or dissolved nitrate; pyrite or elemental iron may be used when the contaminant is eg chromium oxide. The active material causes the contaminant to transform or break down by chemical reaction into harmless precipitates and substances.
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