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leachate

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leachate [′lē‚chāt]
(chemistry)
A solution formed by leaching.
(geochemistry)
A liquid that has percolated through soil and dissolved some soil materials in the process.
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Viridian Systems, based in Wirral Business Centre, in Birkenhead, is a major landfill service provider in the UK, supplying pipework and drill wells and providing safe, efficient pneumatic pumping systems to drain leachate - the contaminated end product of rainfall flowing through landfill waste.
South American joint ventures enable Viridian to fill in local ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
In passing through solid-waste matter, the leachate picks up harmful substances, mainly heavy metals like mercury.
Invisible threat: pollutants in the country's ground water by The Daily Star (Beirut, Lebanon)
Secondly, evaporating the water turns the leachate into solid waste, easier to truck and dispose of.
Firm sues over Bethlehem landfill gas: Boston firm alleges facility ... by Sanders, Bob / New Hampshire Business Review
 
 
 
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