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arse <br /> TABLE B.4-4 <br /> Redox Conditions and Potential Degradation Pathways <br /> Is <br /> Is Ferrous Is Prevailing redox redox <br /> depth of well Dissolved Is Nitrate Iron Is Sulfate Methane Redox Condition redox indicates indicates vinyl <br /> screen Well Location Oxygen >0.5 >0.1 >0.5 Detected Based on indicates TCE cDCE chloride <br /> Well ID ft b s Aquifer Zone (Figure 4-1 >1 mg/L? mg/L? mg/L? mg/L? ? Indicators: degrades by: degrades by: degrades by: Comments <br /> M-31 C1 120 - 125 Intermediate south of WWTP no no no yes yes methanogenic RD++++ RD++++ RD+++ <br /> TH-10 133- 158 Intermediate south of WWTP no no no yes yes methanogenic RD++++ RD++++ RD+++ Fe data from Table B.4-2 <br /> M-1 7B 25-45 Upper south of WWTP yes yes NM yes no oxic CM++ AM+++ AM++++ <br /> M-1 7A 86- 106 Upper south of WWTP no no NM yes no sulfate reducing RD++++ RD+++ RD++ <br /> M-17C1 123- 133 Intermediate south of WWTP no no no/yes yes yes methanogenic RD++++ RD++++ RD+++ Fe = 0.6 mg/L in 2008 (Table B.4-2) <br /> M-20C1 140- 150 Intermediate south of WWTP no no no yes yes methanogenic RD++++ RD++++ RD+++ Fe data from Table B.4-2 <br /> M-20D 205-225 Lower south of WWTP no no NM yes no sulfate reducing RD++++ RD+++ RD++ <br /> M-26C2 180- 195 Intermediate south of WWTP no yes no yes yes methanogenic RD++++ RD++++ RD... nitrate = 1.1 mg/L; near threshold <br /> M-41 D 205 -225 Lower north of WWTP no no NM yes no sulfate reducing RD++++ RD+++ RD++ <br /> M-813 21 -41 Upper Stockton area yes yes no yes no oxic CM++ AM+++ AM++++ Fe data from Table B.4-2 <br /> M-8A 91 - 111 Upper Stockton area no no NM yes no sulfate reducing RD++++ RD+++ RD++ <br /> M-8C1 142- 162 Intermediate Stockton area no no no yes no sulfate reducing RD++++ RD+++ RD++ Fe data from Table B.4-2 <br /> M-8D 208-228 Lower Stockton area no yes NM yes no nitrate reducing CM+ AM+ AM+ nitrate = 1.3 mg/L <br /> M-54C 155 - 175 Intermediate Stockton area no no NM yes no sulfate reducing RD++++ RD+++ RD++ <br /> M-1 B 21 -41 Upper on site yes yes NM yes no oxic CM++ AM+++ A ++++ <br /> EU-3 50-65 Upper on site yes yes NM yes no oxic CM++ AM+++ AM++++ <br /> EU-4 50-65 Upper on site yes yes NM yes no oxic CM++ AM+++ AM++++ <br /> EW-1 99- 119 Upper on site no yes NM yes no nitrate reducing CM+ AM+ AM+ <br /> M-25C1 148- 158 Intermediate on site yes yes NM yes no oxic CM++ AM+++ AM++++ <br /> M-25C2 176- 186 Intermediate on site yes yes NM yes no oxic CM++ AM+++ AM++++ <br /> M-66 23-43 Upper near site yes yes no yes no oxic CM++ AM+++ AM++++ Fe data from 2008 <br /> M-49A 50-60 Upper near site yes yes NM yes no oxic CM++ AM+++ AM++++ <br /> M-6A 90- 110 Upper near site no yes NM yes no nitrate reducing CM+ AM+ AM+ DO data from Q2 2010 <br /> M-6C1 129- 139 Intermediate near site no yes no yes no nitrate reducing CM+ AM+ AM+ Fe data from 2008 <br /> M-6C2 177- 187 Intermediate near site no yes no yes no nitrate reducing CM+ AM+ AM+ Fe data from 2008 <br /> M-6D 208-238 Lower near site yes yes NM yes no oxic CM++ AM+++ AM++++ DO may be biased; Q3 result only <br /> M-1 OA 92 - 112 Upper north of site yes yes NM yes no oxic CM++ AM+++ AM++++ <br /> M-10C1 162- 172 Intermediate north of site yes yes NM yes no oxic CM++ AM+++ AM++++ <br /> Note <br /> Redox determination is based on threshold concentrations as described in McMahon and Chapelle, 2008 but modified to include dissolved methane and a 1 mg/L DO threshold, due to detection limits of data. <br /> Abbreviations <br /> ft bgs =feet below ground surface Biodegradation Pathways: <br /> mg/L=milligrams per liter AM Aerobic Mineralization <br /> Fe=ferrous iron CM Cometabolic Mineralization <br /> DO=dissolved oxygen RD Reductive Dechlorination (i.e., dehalorespiration) <br /> Q2=2nd quarter <br /> Q3=3rd quarter number of+' symbols indicates the relative efficiency of degradation under the specified redox condition (adapted from Bradley and Chapelle, 2010) <br /> NM=not measured More data is needed to evaluate the viability of this process based on site specific conditions. <br /> Redox conditions indicate biodegradation by the pathway specified under the prevailing redox conditions could occur <br /> Rapid biodegradation by the pathway and redox conditions specified is anticipated <br /> AMEC Geomatrix, Inc. <br /> Page 1 of 1 <br /> \\oad-fs1\doc_safe\9000s\9837.006\4000 REGULATORYTS Assessment_Apx B_012711\Attachment B.4\Table B.4-4.x1s <br />