Process for the removal of hydrocarbons wetlands

Abstract

A method of wetland remediation with contaminated soils, sands, and water wherein the decontamination process includes removing contaminated soil from the wetlands removing oversized rocks and debris and converting the remaining contaminated soil into uniformly sized particles, spraying the soil particles with an oxidizer diluted with ionized water, vigorously mixing the sprayed soil particles with its entrained oxidizer and ionized water in an auger mixer for several minutes thereby oxidizing almost all of the hydrocarbons remaining in the soil, and removing the washed and hydrocarbon-free soil particles from the auger mixer to be placed back into the wetland environment wherein the treatment water is subject to ionization by passing water thru an Ion Collider and then placing man-made floating islands with natural wetland plants and grasses for on-going phytoremediation and natural remediation.

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