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Groundwater is an extremely important resource that may, however, contain a variety of\udtoxic and bioaccumulative contaminants. Traditional “Pump and Treat” technologies for treating\udcontaminated groundwater are no longer time- or cost-effective; therefore, new technologies are\udneeded. In this work, we synthesized core–shell materials of micrometric dimensions based on the\udinteraction of iron particles (the core) and fermentable biopolymers such as polyhydroxybutyrate\ud(PHB, the surrounding shell) to be used in permeable reactive barriers for the removal of\udchlorinated pollutants from contaminated groundwater. The materials were prepared by precipitation\udtechniques that allowed stable preparations to be obtained, whose chemico-physical properties\udwere thoroughly characterized by scanning electron microscopy, porosimetry, Fourier transform\udinfrared spectroscopy (FTIR), thermogravimetric analyses, disc centrifuge analysis, and dynamic\udlight scattering. The properties of the prepared materials are very promising, and may enhance the\udperformance of permeable reactive barriers towards chlorinated compounds

Stabilization of Iron (Micro)Particles with Polyhydroxybutyrate for In Situ Remediation Applications