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7632820 
Journal Article 
Assessment of alternative endpoints in landfarming systems for sustainable soil use 
Nieman, KC; Sims, RC; Holman, HYN; , 
2001 
BATTELLE PRESS 
COLUMBUS 
67-71 
WOS:000175096700009 
This paper discusses approaches to the elucidation of the chemical nature of bound residues formed by pyrene degradation in a landfarming system at the Champion International Superfund site, Libby, Montana. These include the use of Synchrotron-based FTIR spectromicroscopy to study degradation reactions of pyrene on surfaces in a model vadose zone environment. C-13-NMR studies of pyrene degradation in soil samples from the Champion site will also be utilized to characterize bound residues. Chemical data from these studies will provide information necessary to assess the use of landfarming as a tool for sustainable soil use. 
Magar, V; Vogel, TM; Aelion, CM; Leeson, A; 
1-57477-114-0 
6th International In Situ and On-Site Bioremediation Symposium 
SAN DIEGO, CA