• Field Tests for Assessing the Bioremediation Feasibility of a Trichloroethylene-Contaminated Aquifer
  • Kim Young;Kim Jin-Wook;Ha Chul-Yoon;Kim Nam-Hee;Hong Kwang-Pyo;Kwon Soo-Yul;Ahn Young-Ho;Ha Joon-Su;Park Hoo-Won;
  • Dept. of Environmental Engineering, Korea University;Dept. of Environmental Engineering, Korea University;Dept. of Environmental Engineering, Korea University;Dept. of Environmental Engineering, Korea University;Dept. of Environmental Engineering, Korea University;Dept. of Environmental Health, Korea National Open University;School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Yeongnam University;GreenTech Environmental Consulting Co.;GreenTech Environmental Consulting Co.;
  • 관측정 자연표류 실험을 통한 트리클로로에틸렌(Trichloroethylene) 오염 지하수의 생물학적 복원 타당성 연구
  • 김영;김진욱;하철윤;김남희;홍광표;권수열;안영호;하준수;박후원;
  • 고려대학교 환경시스템공학과;고려대학교 환경시스템공학과;고려대학교 환경시스템공학과;고려대학교 환경시스템공학과;고려대학교 환경시스템공학과;한국방송통신대학교 환경보건학과;영남대학교 건설환경공학부;(주)그린텍환경컨설팅;(주)그린텍환경컨설팅;
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  • 2005; 10(3): 38-45

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