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The tool provides an easy-to-use and flexible framework that is applicable to natural attenuation, accelerated bioremediation, or other reactive transport modeling scenarios. Predefined modules are available for common bioremediation scenarios, but users also have the flexibility to add any reaction kinetics desired/suitable to represent multiple chemical species in aqueous and sorbed phases. Several graphical user interfaces to RT3D are available to organize the process of defining the required input information and to provide visualization capabilities for the output. Contact Christian D. Johnson Senior Development Engineer; Advisor, RemPlex cd.johnson@pnnl.gov 509-371-7096 Research topics Sustainable Energy Environmental Management Environmental Remediation Subsurface Science Earth & Coastal Sciences Climate Security PNNL Get in Touch Contact Careers Doing Business Environmental Reports Security & Privacy Vulnerability Disclosure Program Research Scientific Discovery Sustainable Energy National Security Subscribe to PNNL News Department of Energy Logo Battelle Logo Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) is managed and operated by Battelle for the Department of Energy YouTube Facebook X (formerly Twitter) Instagram...