Abstract
The fate of radicals in aqueous suspensions can be significantly affected by surfaces scavenging reactions. When short-lived radicals such as •OH are considered, mass-transfer limitation may come into play. Disregarding these limitations may lead to heavy overestimation of surface-mediated reactions. The present comment exposes a potential misinterpretation of experimental data in a recent study with implications for in-situ chemical oxidation (ISCO) techniques.
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