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Evaluating effective reaction rates of kinetically driven solutes in large-scale, statistically anisotropic media: Human health risk implications
Erica R. Siirila,
Reed M. Maxwell
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Engineering
Anisotropic
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Channelling
50%
Endpoint
50%
Equilibrium Condition
50%
Flow Field
50%
Geochemical Reaction
50%
Human Health
100%
Hydraulics
50%
Joints (Structural Components)
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Peak Time
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Retardation
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Source Term
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Anisotropic Medium
100%
Channelling
50%
Field Scale
50%
Flow Distribution
50%
Human Health
100%
Hydraulic Conductivity
50%
Preferential Flow
50%
Sorption
100%
Keyphrases
Concentration Variance
20%
Effective Equilibrium
20%
Equilibrium Transport
20%
Kinetic Sorption
40%