Key Benefits
How it Works
Ideal For
Works On
Safety & Environmental Compliance
Usage Instructions
Application Method |
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Step 1 - Apply: Evenly distribute product over contaminated area; can be applied dry or wet. |
Step 2 - Activate: Add ~10% water (fresh, salt, or brackish). Rainfall acceptable; Upon contact microbes bind to hydrocarbons and remain. |
Step 3 - Integrate: For depths >6 inches, mix or rake to ensure microbial contact with hydrocarbons (critical for success). |
Recommended Application Rates
Environment |
Rate |
Notes |
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Soil |
3oz. (100 g) per cubic yard or 27 sq yards |
Mix in contaminated soil |
Enclosed Water Systems |
3oz. (100 g) per 200 gallons |
Activate with water |
Open Water (Immediate Spill) |
1lb per 42-gal barrel |
Apply at source |
Open Water (Spread Spill) |
10lbs per acre |
For distributed slicks |
Important Considerations
⚠ Please read before using product. |
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Contact between the product and whatever compound it's recycling or degrading is essential, without direct contact the microbes will not work. |
Heavy metals not degraded; microbes may chelate them into non-reactive forms |
Chlorine concentrations >0.5 ppm are toxic; keep below 0.2 ppm. |
Acceptable starting TPH Ranges: |
Supplemental oxygen and bio-nutrients may be needed depending on site conditions |
Reapplication may be required for high starting TPH. |
Product Documentation
Download important product documents below. Don't see what you're looking for? Check our Resource Center
| Description | Download |
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| Oppenheimer Formula I - Technical Data Sheet | Download TDS (PDF) |
| Oppenheimer Formula I - Safety Data Sheet (SDS) | Download SDS (PDF) |
| Oppenheimer Biotechnology - Degradable Compounds List | Download (PDF) |
