Abstract: A contaminant eco-remedy (1) has a colloid-active detergent with colloidal microspheres of a predetermined particle size in an alkanol amide. The alkanol amide is prepared by condensation of a predetermined vegetable fatty acid with an alkanol amine, ethanol, distilled water, and ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid in predetermined proportions. The vegetable fatty acid has a saponification value of about 271 and an acid value of about 269. The colloid-active detergent is diluted with specific concentration of water, nutrients and oxidative agents for degradation and enhanced bioremediation of organic compounds that are oxidation-reduced to non-contaminant mixtures containing nitrates, carbon dioxide, oxygen and water. From organic contaminants containing chlorine and sulphur groups, the non-contaminant mixtures may contain HCL, NACL, H2S, and SO3.

Abstract: A contaminant eco-remedy (1) has a colloid-active detergent with colloidal microspheres of a predetermined particle size in an alkanol amide. The alkanol amide is prepared by condensation of a predetermined vegetable fatty acid with an alkanol amine, ethanol, distilled water, and ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid in predetermined proportions. The vegetable fatty acid has a saponification value of about 271 and an acid value of about 269. The colloid-active detergent is diluted with specific concentration of water, nutrients and oxidative agents for degradation and enhanced bioremediation of organic compounds that are oxidation-reduced to non-contaminant mixtures containing nitrates, carbon dioxide, oxygen and water. From organic contaminants containing chlorine and sulphur groups, the non-contaminant mixtures may contain HCL, NACL, H2S, and SO3.