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VOL. 124, ISSUES 1-3 30 SEPTEMBER 2005 JOURNAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS (Abstracted/indexed in: Applied Science and Technology Abstracts, ASM International/The institute of Metals—Materials Information, Cambridge Scientific Abstracts, Centre de Documentation Scientifique et Technique—PASCAL database, Chemical Abstracts, CIS Documentation, Coal Abstracts, Current Contents (Engineering Technology and Applied Sciences), DECHEMA, Germany, Elsevier BIOBASE/Current Awareness in Biological Sciences, EMBASE/Excerpta Medica, Engineering Index Abstracts, Environmental Periodicals Bibliography, Geo Abstracts, GEOBASE, Laboratory Hazards Bulletin/Chemical Hazards in Industry, NIOSHTIC, Systeme de Documentation et Information Métallurgique) CONTENTS Part A: Risk Assessment and Management Toxic gas clouds: Effects and implications of dry deposition on concentration h.. UD, GE. Tey GUE G. TIUU CRITI, STD nw cece heen eesebeeneeeeeebeeeebeeewees 1 Development of an inverse method to identify the kinetics of heavy metal release during waste incineration in fluidized bed S. Abanades, G. Flamant, D. Gauthier, S. Tomas (Font-Romeu, France) and L. Huang (Wuhan, PR China) ....... 19 Simple empirical method for prediction of impact sensitivity of selected class of explosives M.H. Keshavarz and H.R. Pouretedal (Shahin-shahr, Islamic Republic of Iran) ............... 00.0000 27 Part B: Environmental Technologies The effect of pH, temperature and concentration on electrooxidation of phenol Oe, ee Te eee eee ee eee ere er ee ee ee a7 Mathematical modeling of wire-duct single-stage electrostatic precipitators ka ak A Sl as al Ee Sa ee pial Ake ay aS 4 inte hw in'e arm ad 44 Lifetime and regeneration of immobilized titania for photocatalytic removal of aqueous hexavalent chromium Te. VUTEC GUNG TH. LIGPIUTIPIITION CRITI, THIS gw ck eee reece ere e eee eeeesensnewes 53 Treatment of composite chemical wastewater by aerobic GAC-biofilm sequencing batch reactor (SBGR) N.C. Rao, S.V. Mohan, P. Muralikrishna and P.N. Sarma (Hyderabad, India) .......0.0..0..0 .ee.e .ee.e e ee 59 Factors affecting the biodegradation of PCP by Pseudomonas mendocina NSYSU C.M. Kao, J.K. Liu, ¥.L. Chen, C.T. Chai and S.C. Chen (Kaohsiung, Taiwan) .....0..0..0. .ce.e ee.e e.e e ee 68 Application of an effective method in predicting breakthrough curves of fixed-bed adsorption onto resin adsorbent B.C. Pan, F.W. Meng, X.Q. Chen, B.J. Pan, X.T. Li, W.M. Zhang, X. Zhang, J.L. Chen, Q.X. Zhang and Y. Sun I ee er ee ee ee ee ee re ee ae 74 Permeation of Telone EC™ through protective gloves ee a re 81 Biodegradation of redox dye Methylene Blue by up-flow anaerobic sludge blanket reactor ee ee a ee ee ee ee 88 The effect of citrate, oxalate, acetate, silicate and phosphate on stability of synthetic arsenic-loaded ferrihydrite and Al-ferrihydrite D. Mohapatra, P. Singh, W. Zhang and P. Pullammanappallil (Western Australia, Australia) .................... 95 Potential application of coal—fuel oil ash for the manufacture of building materials R. Cioffi, M. Marroccoli (Potenza, Italy), L. Sansone and L. Santoro (Napoli, Italy) ..................0000008 8 101 Chlorophenols in leachates originating from different landfills and aerobic composting plants PL ee eT errr, er eee eee Tee eee ee CCT TCC TT eS Tee Te 107 On-line preconcentration/determination of lead in /lex paraguariensis samples (mate tea) using polyurethane foam as filter and USN-ICP-OES P.F. Marchisio, A. Sales (Tucumdn, Argentina), S. Cerutti, E. Marchevski and L.D. Martinez (San Luis, Argentina and RPC eT TOOT Te eT Tee CTT CERT SCTE eC ee CT Te TT Cer ee ere re 113 (Contents continued on page 260) / Science [J)ermecr Full text of this journal is available, on-line from ScienceDirect. Visit www.sciencedirect.com for more information. qT sass 0304-3894 (20050930) 124:1/3;1-U 260 (Continued from outside back cover) OPA oxidation rates in supercritical water B. Veriansyah, J.-D. Kim (Seoul, Republic of Korea), J.-C. Lee (Daejon, Republic of Korea) and Y.-W. Lee IE oe ae eee reer es, Se ae ee een a ee a res are are oe 119 Adsorption behaviors of some phenolic compounds onto high specific area activated carbon cloth a i cee leis fs y Wie aA lk wk Gk skcKR @ 4.0 bao eke oR he 88 ON Sedan hw Bes 125 Thermo-chemical destruction of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in waste insulating oil J. Seon (naneon, More), J. S@0K and K.-¥. FWAND (SOOUl, ROTOR) kc ce ceca ewe cee eee ee enna sepees 133 Evaluation of electrokinetic removal of heavy metals from sewage sludge J.-Y. Wang, D.-S. Zhang, O. Stabnikova and J.-H. Tay (Singapore, Singapore) ...0..0.... c.e.e .e.e eee 139 Degradation of 4-chlorophenol by a microwave assisted photocatalysis method a id OS nS Sak ala wg Kusgie AY CD &.0 sib OPM 0 hob ere ekce 9 Ok A A ee 147 Establishment of process technology for the manufacture of dinitrogen pentoxide and its utility for the synthesis of most powerful explosive of today—CL-20 M.B. Talawar, R. Sivabalan, B.G. Polke, U.R. Nair, G.M. Gore and S.N. Asthana (Pune, India) ..................0005 153 Process kinetics of inoculation composting of municipal solid waste a, ad go wee: Bae ON Ak beck b kink Fd Be B18 bch egw Wiedece shun. ob yuk ae wal Bw kon 165 Adsorption characteristics of aniline and 4-methylaniline onto bifunctional polymeric adsorbent modified by sulfonic groups C. Jianguo, L. Aimin, S. Hongyan, F. Zhenghao, L. Chao and Z. Quanxing (Nanjing, PR China) ..................0.4. 173 Activated carbons from sewage sludge and discarded tyres: Production and optimization ee ee a 181 Chromium(V1) adsorption from aqueous solution by Hevea Brasilinesis sawdust activated carbon 7, Pare), ©, Feeepceeel: GHT0Gr 1.7. TI CL AIGPIIED, HIE). i ee eed es Hen iees eb ibe wes bee nees 192 Determination of the equilibrium, kinetic and thermodynamic parameters of adsorption of copper(Il) ions onto seeds of Capsicum annuum A. Ozcan, A.S. Ozcan, S. Tunali, T. Akar and |. Kiran (Eskigehir, Turkey) ......cc.c c.c ce.e ce.ce .cee. ce.ece.eee es 200 Effects of vegetation and fertilization on weathered particles of coal gob in Shanxi mining areas, China S. Li (Shanxi Province, PR China and Taiyuan, PR China), D. Wu (Shanxi Province, PR China) and J. Zhang (Shanxi Province, ee 2s he es ak co 4 eM obs CMY oe Ee by Re etek re be~ bk 0's 209 Assessment of microbial respiratory activity of a manufactured gas plant soil after remediation using sunflower oil Z. Gong (Shenyang, PR China), K. Alef, B.-M. Wilke, M. Mai (Berlin, Germany) and P. Li (Shenyang, PR China) ........ 217 Use of solvent extraction to remediate soils contaminated with hydrocarbons Pe, ey a eee. PS FA re Gr, PTD kk siete bie ewe ee Had dala wc cece cecwsbpesbbeteeens 224 Recovery of H,SO, from waste acid solution by a diffusion dialysis method J. Jeong, M.-S. Kim, B.-S. Kim, S.-K. Kim, W.-B. Kim and J.-C. Lee (Daejeon, Republic of Korea) ................005. 230 Characterization of a hazardous eyeliner (kohl) by confocal Raman microscopy K.N. Jallad (Sharjah, United Arab Emirates) and H.G. Hedderich (West Lafayette, IN, USA) .................0.0005. 236 Photocatalytic degradation of Remazol Red F3B using ZnO catalyst Sas ee ae ar I So, 5 ia ese ele mein oor 6sD h ORR Daw CeRS be Ue eee ae bas eee oie 241 Arsenic removal via electrocoagulation from heavy metal contaminated groundwater in La Comarca Lagunera México J.R. Parga (Coahuila, México), D.L. Cocke (Beaumont, TX, USA), J.L. Valenzuela (Sonora, México), J.A. Gomes, M. Kesmez, a ks. Fe ey En Ges NT CEU, SG, SIND oe sdk 2 odes em ew hes OE VE wale eed ek Ok ew ws 247 I ee ee ee CLS ree ee ee eT A eR ge eee ae ye Ue hi hy ne ae ne a,c Teme! 255 y 2005