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Reference: Sorengard, M., Lindh, A-S., and Ahrens, L. (2020) Thermal desorption as a high removal remediation technique for soils contaminated with per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) - PLoS One
Scope: Indirect Thermal Desorption | Lab | Soil: Sand soil spiked with PFAS
Treatment Temperature (°C): 450
Treatent Time: 75
Time Units: Minute

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Link to Results Record	Analyte	Effectiveness (%)	Initial Concentration	Post Concentration	Offgas Concentration	Additional Details
	PFBA		0.6 mg/kg	0.00061 mg/kg		Post-treatment concentration from Table S4 of supplemental information; concentrations dry weightf soil
	PFHxA		0.6 mg/kg	0.00018 mg/kg		Post-treatment concentration from Table S4 of supplemental information; concentrations dry weight
	PFOA		0.6 mg/kg	0.00049 mg/kg		Post-treatment concentration from Table S4 of supplemental information; concentrations dry weight
	PFNA		0.6 mg/kg	0.00031 mg/kg		Post-treatment concentration from Table S4 of supplemental information; concentrations dry weight
	PFDA		0.6 mg/kg	0.00084 mg/kg		Post-treatment concentration from Table S4 of supplemental information; concentrations dry weight
	PFUnA		0.6 mg/kg	0.00061 mg/kg		Post-treatment concentration from Table S4 of supplemental information; concentrations dry weight
	PFHxS		0.6 mg/kg	ND		Post-treatment concentration from Table S4 of supplemental information; concentrations dry weight
	PFOS		0.6 mg/kg	ND		Post-treatment concentration from Table S4 of supplemental information; concentrations dry weight
	PFOSA		0.6 mg/kg	ND		Post-treatment concentration from Table S4 of supplemental information; concentrations dry weight

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