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Leachate is a mixture of many different substances and often contains significant amounts of organic matter, which makes it difficult to use traditional methods of separating PFAS like activated carbon and ion exchange. However, technological developments in recent years, including the Danish Environmental Protection Agency's ‘PFASinator’ project, have made it possible to remove PFAS from leachate.

Leachate is a mixture of many different substances and often contains significant amounts of organic matter, which makes it difficult to use traditional methods of separating PFAS like activated carbon and ion exchange. However, technological developments in recent years, including the Danish Environmental Protection Agency's ‘PFASinator’ project, have made it possible to remove PFAS from leachate.

Lakvatten är en blandning av många olika ämnen och innehåller ofta betydande mängder organiskt material, vilket gör det svårt att använda traditionella metoder för att separera PFAS som aktivt kol och jonbyte. De senaste årens tekniska utveckling, bland annat den danska miljöskyddsbyråns projekt ”PFASinator”, har dock gjort det möjligt att avlägsna PFAS från lakvatten.