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We report the potential of a sulfidized nanoscale zerovalent iron-persulfate (S-nZVI-PS) system for in situ chemical oxidation (ISCO) of groundwater pollutants. The study was conducted using a sand-filled rectangular box with a permeable reactive barrier of S-nZVI as a facsimile of the ISCO system. Synthetic water contaminated with a target pollutant (reactive black-5, RB-5) was continuously passed through the box. The injection of PS led to the complete removal of RB-5 and the system remained reactive for approximately 12 days. This
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