Education
| 1999 |
University of Florida, Ph.D. |
| 1995 |
University of Florida, M.S. |
| 1993 |
Florida A&M University, B.S. |
Years of Service on this Faculty
Appointment Date, August 1999
1999-to Present Assistant Professor
Professional Registration
Engineer Intern Examination (4/95) - Certificate No. 1094ET055
Principal Publications
- Clark II, C.J., Hatfield, K., Annable, M.D., Gupta, P.,
and Chirenje, T. 2005. "Estimation of Arsenic Contamination
in Groundwater by the Passive Flux Meter", Environmental
Forensics: an International Journal. In Press.
- Clark II, C.J. 2004. "Reduction of a Field Generated Waste
Microemulsion by Electrolytic Addition". Journal of Environmental
Engineering and Science. In Press.
- Clark II, C.J. 2004. "Management of a Microemulsion Waste
Utilizing Elevated Temperatures". International Journal
of Environment and Pollution. In Press.
- Clark II, C.J. 2003. "Field Detector Evaluation of Organic
Clay Soils Contaminated with Diesel Fuel". Environmental
Forensics: An International Journal. Volume 4, pp. 167- 173.
- Chirenje, T., Ma, L.Q., Clark, C.J., and Reeves, M. 2003. "Cu,
Cr and As Distribution in Soils Adjacent to Pressure-Treated
Decks, Fences and Poles". Environmental Pollution. Volume
124, pp. 407-417.
- Clark II, C.J. and Delfino, J.J. 2003. "Correlations Between
PID and FID Field Analytical Instruments in the Analysis
of Soil Contaminated With Diesel Fuel". Soil & Sediment Contamination,
An International Journal. Volume 12, no. 2, pp. 151-164.
- Clark II, C.J., Rao, P.S.C., and Annable, M.D. 2003. Degradation
of Perchloroethylene in Cosolvent Solutions by Zero-Valent
Iron. Journal of Hazardous Materials. Volume 96, pp. 65-78.
- Clark II, C.J., Annable, M.D., and Rao, P.S.C. 2000. Evaluation
of Sonochemical Destruction of PCE in In-Situ Flushing Waste
Fluids. Journal of Environmental Engineering. Volume 126,
Number 11, pg. 1033-1038.
- Clark II, C.J., Annable, M.D., Rao, P.S.C., and Rhue, R.D.
1999. Waste Management of a Microemulsion Using Electrolyte
Addition at Increased Temperatures. Environmental Engineering
Science. Volume 16, Number 3, pg. 217-227.
Research Interests
Investigation
of methods to reduce the volume of waste effluent by implementation
of intermediate waste management procedures.
Combining
chemical and environmental engineering techniques for hazardous
waste handling and disposal.
Treatment
of hazardous wastes removed from soil and aqueous systems.
Implementing both chemical and physical methods of treatment
based on experimental design.
The use
of surfactants and cosolvents in contaminated site remediation
applications.
Delineation
and remediation of contaminated hazardous waste sites.Focusing
upon petroleum derivative fuel contaminants and chlorinated
compound contaminants.
Soil contaminant
delineation and treatment. Inclusion of soil vapor equipment
and gas chromatographic techniques for contaminant identification
and quantification prior to and after removal for remedial
purposes.
Water analysis
for treatment and removal of contamination using gas chromatographic
techniques.
Subsurface
remedial techniques including in-situ flushing in which surfactant
and/or cosolvent mixtures are incorporated; soil vapor extraction;
and other pump and treat remediation applications
Additional
interests: air transport of contaminants; mobility of contaminants
between gas, aqueous, and soil phases; in-situ remediation
techniques; in-situ vitrification; and chemical oxidation
and degradation applications.
Scientific and Professional Societies
- American Chemical Society (ACS)
- American Geophysical Union
(AGU)
- American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
- Association
of Environmental Engineering and Science Professors
(AEESP)
- National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)
Achievements and Awards
- Tau
Beta Pi
- National
Research Council (NRC) Committee on the Selection and Use
of Models in the
Regulatory Decision Process
- McKnight
Doctoral Fellowship 1995-96
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