C, Cl and H compound-specific isotope analysis to assess natural versus Fe(0) barrier-induced degradation of chlorinated ethenes at a contaminated site
Carme Audí-Miró(Universitat de Barcelona), Albert Soler(Universitat de Barcelona), Stefan Cretnik(Helmholtz Munich), Orfan Shouakar‐Stash(University of Waterloo), Jordi Palau(University of Neuchâtel), Mònica Rosell(Universitat de Barcelona), Neus Otero(Institute of Mineralogy), Clara Torrentó(University of Neuchâtel), Martin Elsner(Technical University of Munich)
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