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"In Situ" Bioreclamation of Contaminated Groundwater

The report summarizes the results of a research project aimed at developing a better mechanistic understanding of the phenomena controlling in situ biological activity. A methodology involving laboratory-column experiments and computer modeling was utilized to investigate the formation of biologically active zones (BAZs) when a limiting electron acceptor (NO{sub 3}{sup {minus}}) is injected along the flow path and the secondary utilization of trace-level pollutants contained in the water flowing through the BAZ.