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Detection of LNAPL Plume by High Resolution Laboratory Electrical Resistivity Measurement
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Migration pattern of contaminants in soil such as by hydrocarbons and saltwater has long been studied. The contaminants might be originated from oil spills, leakage from underground storage tanks (UST) and saltwater intrusion. The electrical resistivity technique is oftenly been used to detect the contaminants' plume in the subsurface. To understand the nature of contaminants migration pattern, a small scale laboratory study was carried out by measuring LNAPL contaminants using mini electrodes
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