Soil and Groundwater Remediation

Free Webinars

As part of our commitment to the soil and groundwater remediation market, we offer a series of free webinars on YouTube which you can also download as pdf files in the right-hand section. The educational webinars, led by individuals from our experienced team of technical professionals, focus on a variety of topics on the science behind some of today's most innovative remedial treatments.

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Keys to a Successful Persulfate Field Application: Critical Design Elements, Site Factors and Selection Criteria

Evonik’s ISCO Technology Applications Manager Josephine Molin will discuss methods of establishing contact between in situ chemical oxidation (ISCO) reagents and contaminants of concern.

We will cover such topics as:

  • The importance of establishing contact
  • Critical factors that may limit establishing contact
  • Design elements
  • Relevant contaminant and reagent characteristics
  • Key attributes and limitations of common application methods
     

See you on October 8 at 12 noon Eastern Time U.S. / 6:00 pm Central European Time.

This webinar is part of a series of webinars by Evonik aimed at the basic elements of a fundamental ISCO application including chemistry, design, and monitoring, and now discussing the field application of KLOZUR® persulfate reagents.

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KLOZUR® Persulfate Chemistry Revisited

December 4, 2024

2024 is the 20-year anniversary of KLOZUR® persulfate. These last two decades have seen thousands of successful applications, along with the introduction of KLOZUR® SPKLOZUR® CRKLOZUR® KP and most recently, KLOZUR® ONE.

Dr. Brant Smith will commemorate the anniversary of this technology with a webinar discussing how it started, the fundamental chemistry of persulfate, the evolution of the product line, and critical design elements. Dr. Smith will also discuss key lessons learned over the past 20 years including the critical nature of contaminant chemistry, the importance of proper activation, and chemical compatibility.

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