Can we redevelop ammonia nitrogen contaminated sites without remediation? The key role of subsurface pH in human health risk assessment

Ding, Da; Chen, Yun; Li, Xuwei; Chen, Qiang; Kong, Lingya; Ying, Rongrong; Wang, Lei; Wei, Jing; Jiang, Dengdeng; Deng, Shaopo

doi:10.1016/j.jhazmat.2024.133630

Journal of Hazardous Materials

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.jhazmat.2024.133630

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Can we redevelop ammonia nitrogen contaminated sites without remediation? The key role of subsurface pH in human health risk assessment

Da Ding,

Yun Chen,

Xuwei Li

et al.

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Can we redevelop ammonia nitrogen contaminated sites without remediation? The key role of subsurface pH in human health risk assessment

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Derivation of human health and odor risk control values for soil ammonia nitrogen by incorporating solid-liquid partitioning, ammonium/ammonia equilibrium: A case study of a retired nitrogen fertilizer site in China

Derivation of human health and odor risk control values for soil ammonia nitrogen by incorporating solid-liquid partitioning, ammonium/ammonia equilibrium: A case study of a retired nitrogen fertilizer site in China

Key role of NH4+-N in the removal of oxacillin during managed aquifer recharge: Reconsidering the recharge limitation

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