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Abstract:
Rocky Mountain Arsenal (RMA) is a 27-square-mile area located in Adams County, Colorado, near Denver. The property occupied by the RMA was obtained by the Government in 1942 and has historically been used to manufacture chemical warfare agents and industrial chemicals. As a result of such activities, soil at RMA has been contaminated with various chemicals. This study began in 1992 and has investigated the effects of chemical solidification/ stabilization (CSS) on the various contaminants in several RMA soils. The overall objective of the treatability program for mercury (Hg), arsenic (As), organochlorinepesticides (OCPs), and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) contaminated soils is to provide the Program Manager, Rocky Mountain Arsenal (PMRMA), technical assistance in the evaluation of CSS techniques capable of treating such soils. jg p18
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Final rept. |
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431 |
| Report Date: |
FEB 94 |
| Report Number: |
A755303 |
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