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... of Cr(VI) in the first tubes (see Figure 5 ...of Cr(VI) in the filtrate versus volume of filtrate was ...the Cr(VI) solution retained in the cell was washed with water buffered at pH 2 from the ...of ... See full document

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... When the pH of the solution was adjusted to pH 1, OPA and IPA turned to their molecular form and did not involve the ion exchange reaction [12]. Low removal rate (about 1%) may be as molecular sorption onto the ... See full document

... The removal of 4–Nitrophenol (4–NP) from aqueous media by adsorption is studied in a batch system using different porous materials: activated carbon, zirconia, alumina, sepiolite, natural zeolite and 13X ... See full document

... The removal of 4–Nitrophenol (4–NP) from aqueous media by adsorption is studied in a batch system using different porous materials: activated carbon, zirconia, alumina, sepiolite, natural zeolite and 13X ... See full document

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... According to Ayurved, Cancer is a group of chronic disorders related to long term uncorrected disturbances affecting various dhatus and doshas. Unhealthy life styles and exposures to cancer causing chemicals are ... See full document

... actions, thoughts, emotions, the foods we eat, the seasons, and any other sensory inputs that feed our mind and body. Of the three doshas in Ayurveda, pitta is the hottest, oiliest, and sharpest. This article ... See full document

... Osteoporosis is a preventable, potentially crippling disease characterized by low bone density and increased bone fragility that affects millions of people. The seeds of this pernicious disease are sown during ... See full document

... Sandhigatavata is described under Vatavyadhi in all the Samhita and Sangraha Grantha. In Vriddhavastha, all Dhatus undergo Kshya, thus leading to Vataprakopa and making individual prone to many diseases. Among them ... See full document

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... As there is a risk for AIT patients to develop hypothyroidism it is advised that patients with autoimmune thyroiditis maintain adequate intake of iodine to support normal thyroid func[r] ... See full document