Tetrachloroethylene is a chlorinated ethene derivative mainly found in the contaminated groundwater
[1] due to its extensive use as a dry cleaning solvent.
[2] Its sorption and reduction kinetics with zero-valent iron has been determined in a closed, anaerobic batch system.
[3]Tetrachloroethylene, a chlorinated ethylene, is a common industrial solvent. It is also one of the major contaminant found in groundwater supplies.
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