Recovered munitions from Civil War era rendered safeMuniRem Reagent is activated with water after being tilled in to contaminated soilBefore and after cleaning explosives contaminated equipment with MuniRem ReagentMuniRem Technicians sprayed old dynamite sticks to neutralize weeping NytroglycerineMuniRem Environmental munitions destruction and decontamination at Camp Minden, LA
Energetics Disposal

MuniRem is a scalable and versatile solution for chemical neutralization and destruction (or disposal) of a

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Soil Remediation

Contaminated soils treatment involves mixing MuniRem Reagent into the soils and adding water to achieve

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Demilitarization

MuniRem Reagent insures instant neutralization of bulk explosives to non-toxic, end products and

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Decontamination

Decontamination applications involve spraying the MuniRem solution on building walls, large equipment

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Dr. Nzengung in his UGA Laboratory

UGA Published an article on Dr. Nzengung
Athens, GA – September 15, 2020. The University of Georgia published an article on Dr. Valentine Nzengung. The story is ...

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US EPA Final Report - Alternative Treatment Technologies to Open Burn and Open Detonation of Energetic Hazardous Wastes

EPA releases final report on Alternative Treatment Technologies to Open Burning and Open Detonation of Energetic Hazardous Wastes
Washington, DC – December 3, 2019. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published a report – Alternative Treatment Technologies ...

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MuniRem Founder, Dr. Valentine Nzengung, named National Academy of Inventors Fellow
Dr Nzengung addresses the NAI Convention 2022 Dr. Valentine Nzengung, MuniRem CEO and Professor of Environmental Geochemistry at the University ...

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Technicians on manlift

Decontamination of Equipment Contaminated with Lead Azide
Engagement details Client:  Confidential Aviation Industry Client Site:  Operating Manufacturing Facility Task:  Decontamination of and dismantling of HVAC and Manufacturing ...

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