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Findings show additives enhance carbonate precipitation in lead-contaminated loess, suggesting improved soil performance.
Positively and negatively charged additives tune MICP to strengthen Pb-contaminated loess. The optimized system enhances carbonate precipitation, improves Pb immobilization, and increases soil mechanical performance via controlled nucleation and crystal growth.
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