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... IR-A910 resin is an effective basic, type 2, macro reticular anion exchange ...the resin bead structure is ...entirely from conventional gel type resins, and provides total elimination of large ... See full document

... The adsorption capacity of montmorillonite for heavy metal ions has been concerned since 1960s [4-8]. In lit- erature various types of bentonite adsorbents have been cited. H. Omar et al. [9] investigated the adsorption ... See full document

... obtained solution was transferred into thick wall pressure ...sample solution was removed by bubbling nitrogen gas through the sample for 10 ...leached from the polymer material by ... See full document

... arsenic removal. In recent years, polymeric-based ferric oxide adsorbents have become more attractive for the environmental ...of polymeric ion exchange and the specific affinity of ferric oxide ... See full document

... come from phthalate-containing products [3]and the adsorption performance of dimethyl phthalate ...migrate from a plastic item to the medium, which they are in ... See full document

... mercury from contaminated solutions including sulphide precipitation, membrane filtration, bio remediation and adsorption/ion ...for aqueous mercury ...as polymeric complexing ... See full document

... exchanger resin towards sorption of uranium ions in the presence of sulfate ...the resin, including pH, initial concentration, contact time and anion effect were ...2x8 resin was ... See full document

... Phosphates removal can be carried out by adsorption, ion exchange, electrodialysis, reverse osmosis, microbiological treatment (denitrification), chemical treatment (coagulation), ...exchange resin has the ... See full document

... 3) Preparation of 1,2-Epoxy propyl-3-methyl butyl ether: 7.8 ml (0.1 Mole) of epichlorohydrin was taken in a 200 ml round bottom flask and 10.9 ml (0.1 mole) of iso-amyl alcohol was added slowly to it with stirring on a ... See full document

... ml aqueous solution of acetic acid (3%) for 48h and then added to a 1000 ml beaker flask containing 200 ml of liquid paraffin, continuously stirred for 20 min at ... See full document

... date palm trunk and petiole are cellulose 44.17%, hemicelluloses 21.95%, and lipids 0.39%. Cellulose and hemicellulose contain large amount of easily available hydroxyl groups, and these active hydroxyl groups can easily ... See full document

... percent removal of methylene blue from aqueous solution ...percent removal first increases and then decrease with increases in ... See full document

... the removal efficiency of pesticide (organophosphorés) used, on a clay originated from barrage situated in a west of ...pesticides from aqueous solution by local clay as a low-cost, ... See full document

... solution has been investigated by ion exchange chromatography. Effect of various parameters viz. contact time, pH effect (pH 2–10), dose of nanoparticles (0.01–0.1 g/100 ml), initial calcium and magnesium ... See full document

... ions from aqueous solutions such as ...results from sorption process showed that the maximum adsorption rate was obtained at 50 mg/L when different dosage of fly ash was added into the ... See full document

... % removal of Rhodamine B at acidic, basic and neutral pH with respect to ...nanoparticles. From figure 6,plainly the adsorption is pH ...dye removal process because without stirring the whole surface ... See full document

... percentage removal of Cr (VI) and the effect of contact time, the efficiency of removal of Cr(VI) increases with increasing the contact time, approximately 70-80 % of maximum removal of Cr (VI) is ... See full document

... 3) and alkali (pH 9) treated mordenite nanocrystals were done by the potentiometric titration curves. The maximum uptake capacities (Q max ) of these metal ions using the mordenite in the separate batch reactors ... See full document

... It is therefore important to determine the appropriate time for separating the maximum lead content and, at the same time, the least amount of swelling and decomposition of the emulsion. As shown in Fig. 8, there is a ... See full document

... the solution when the electrode it reaches to voltage the reverse and be rapid spread of ions or molecules from the electrode to the solution is equal to the speed of the spread of ions or molecules ... See full document