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to the regular transport models, much work remains at hand to obtain a reactive
prediction model that can tell us about the fate and transport of contaminants in
the subsoil system. Present research into coupling between geochemical models
and advection-dispersion models has identiied the complex and highly demand-
ing computational requirements for a coupled model. Nevertheless, a realistic
reactive coupled model is needed if we are to reach the stage where knowledge of
the fate and persistence of contaminants in the subsoil system is to be obtained.
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