Groundwater Contamination and Analysis at Hazardous Waste Sites Book

Part 1 Analytical methodologies: practical organic analytical chemistry for hazardous waste site investigations, Suzanne Lesage and Richard E. Jackson; nonpriority pollutant analysis and interpretation, Kathleen C. Swallow; establishing an analytical protocol for the measurement of EPA's appendix IX list of compounds, Jerry Parr et al; hierarchical analytical approach to evaluating the transport and bio-geochemical fate of organic compounds in sewage-contaminated groundwater, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Larry B. Barber-II; application of soil-gas sampling technology to studies of trichloroethylene vapor transport in the unsaturated zone, Bernadette M. Hughes et al. Part 2 Monitoring strategies: field monitoring for polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbon contamination, Terri L. Bulman; the importance of volatile organic compounds as a disposal site monitoring parameter, Russell H. Plumb-Jr.; an overview of statistical methods for groundwater detection monitoring at waste disposal facilities, Robert D. Gibbons; geochemistry of groundwater pollutants at German waste disposal sites, Helmut Kerndorff et al; detection and evaluation of groundwater contamination caused by waste sites, Ruprecht Schleyer et al. Part 3 Site investigations: a review of studies of contaminated groundwater conducted by the U.S. geological survey organics project, Menlo Park, California, 1961-1990, Donald F. Goerlitz; pollution of groundwater by organic compounds leached from domestic solid wastes: a case study from Morley, Western Australia, Chris Barber et al; developing methods for the analysis of toxic chemicals in soil and groundwater: the case of Ville Mercier, Quebec, Canada, Hooshang Pakdel et al. Part 4 Geochemical investigations: the determination and fate of unstable constituents of contaminated groundwater, Mary Jo Baedecker and Isabelle M. Cozzarelli; the dissolution of dense immiscible solvents into groundwater - implications for site characterization and remediation, Richard L. Johnson; geochemical evaluation of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in groundwater, Stanley Feenstra; estimating the fate and mobility of CFC-113 in groundwater - results from the Gloucester landfill project, Richard E. Jackson, et al.