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Table 5.4.
Continued.
Media
Contaminant
Pollution
Note
Reference
Black cotton soil
Cr, Fe
Spiked
Electroosmotic flow monitoring; different removal trends by heavy metals
Sivapullaiah et al .
(2007)
Waste water sludge
Cr, Cu, Fe, Ni,
Pb, Zn
Polluted
Comparison by different electrolyte solutions; highest efficiency: citric acid;
Cu > Pb > Ni > Fe > Zn > Cr
Yuan and Weng
(2006)
Kaolinite
Cr(VI), Cr(III),
Ni, Cd
Spiked
Adsorption and precipitation properties of single and multiple heavy metals
Al-Hamdan and
Reddy (2006)
Kaolinite, tailing
As
Spiked,
polluted
Comparison of the effectiveness of two kinds of enhancing agents (KH 2 PO 4 and NaOH);
evaluation on factors affecting the efficiency of the electrokinetic process in removing As
contaminants from soils
Kim et al . (2005b)
Kaolinite
Pb, Cd
Spiked
Enhanced by ion exchange membrane; efficiency evaluation depending on electrode
configuration
Kim et al . (2005a)
Red soil
Cu, Zn
Polluted
Catholyte pH controlled by lactic acid and CaCl 2 ; without CaCl 2 :Zn > Cu; with CaCl 2 :
only enhanced Cu
Zhou et al . (2005)
Silt clay
Pb, Zn, Cu
Spiked
Comparison of single and multiple heavy metals; two types of electrode geometry
Turer and Genc (2005)
Field soil (clay)
19 metals
(spiked: Pb, Hg)
Polluted,
spiked
Enhanced by different extracting solutions; efficient solutions: EDTA, KI
Reddy and Ala (2005)
Kaolinite
Cr(VI), Cr(III),
Ni, Cd
Spiked
Evaluation of pH dependent adsorption of metals; zeta potential change by heavy metals
Al-Hamdan and
Reddy (2005)
Waste water sludge
As, Cr, Ni, Pb,
Cu, Zn
Polluted
Sludge pre-acidification & catholyte pH control; sequential extraction after treatment;
Cu > Zn > Ni > Cr > As > Pb
Wang et al . (2005)
Harbor sediment
Cu, Zn, Pb Cd
Polluted
Electrodialytic remediation; control pH & liquid-solid ratio; maximum removal
efficiency: 87% Cu, 98% Cd, 97% Zn, 96% Pb
Nystroem et al . (2005)
Incineration fly ash
Cd, Pb, Zn, Cu, Cr
Polluted
Electrodialytic remediation; enhanced by ammonium citrate filling solution; 86% Cd,
20% Pb, 62% Zn, 81% Cu, 44% Cr
Pedersen et al . (2005)
Kaolinite
Cr, Ni, Cd
Spiked
EDTA-enhanced electrokinetics; high removal efficiency of only Cr in high pH
Reddy et al . (2004)
 
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