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REMOVAL OF HEAVY METAL LEAD (PB) (II) BY BIOSORPTION PROCESS USING PAPER SHELL MUSSEL (ANODONTOIDES FERUSSACIANUS)

REMOVAL OF HEAVY METAL LEAD (PB) (II) BY BIOSORPTION PROCESS USING PAPER SHELL MUSSEL (ANODONTOIDES FERUSSACIANUS)

... In present study, the maximum uptake of Pb (II) ions was at optimum pH 6.0 (Fig. 4.1). The efficiency of sorption of Pb (II) increased with the increase in pH value because at higher pH, more ligands were available for ...

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Investigation of Heavy Metal (Lead) Removal from Aqueous Solution by Using Advanced Oxidation Process (Fenton)

Investigation of Heavy Metal (Lead) Removal from Aqueous Solution by Using Advanced Oxidation Process (Fenton)

... of Lead removal in acidic conditions may be due to an increase in the maximum amount of dissolved hydroxyl ions in water in this ...lowest removal percentage may be due to the low exchange between Pb ...

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Bioleaching of Heavy Metals from Hospital Sewage Sludge using Cassava Peels Fermentation Extracts

Bioleaching of Heavy Metals from Hospital Sewage Sludge using Cassava Peels Fermentation Extracts

... in removal efficiency with corresponding increase from day 1 to ...maximum heavy metal removal efficiency is attained in less than 24 ...

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Comparison of the efficiency of duckweed in heavy metal removal from aqueous solutions in combined and separate forms

Comparison of the efficiency of duckweed in heavy metal removal from aqueous solutions in combined and separate forms

... Today, heavy metal contamination is a major environmental concern across the ...common heavy metal pollutants in industrial wastewater include lead, copper, cadmium, and ...the ...

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Heavy metal removal from bilge water by electrocoagulation treatment

Heavy metal removal from bilge water by electrocoagulation treatment

... attachment (Chen, Chen and Yue 2000). For restaurant wastewater treatment, EC process efficiency was studied by Chen et al. The authors found that the bubbles formed by EC were not sufficient for a high removal ...

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Adsorption of Heavy Metals: A Review

Adsorption of Heavy Metals: A Review

... from heavy metals and minerals in the wastewater is the most serious problem in ...levels. Heavy metals in industrial effluent include nickel, chromium, lead, arsenic and ...the removal of ...

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An overview of fruit waste as sustainable adsorbent for heavy metal removal

An overview of fruit waste as sustainable adsorbent for heavy metal removal

... pH- 5; Time-60min; Uptake-99.05mg/g pH- 5; Time-60min; Uptake-68.92mg/g The table shows that various type of fruit biosorbent had been used to different kind of target heavy metals. Each fruit biosorbent need ...

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Assessment of heavy metal concentration in Irankuh Lead and Zinc mine

Assessment of heavy metal concentration in Irankuh Lead and Zinc mine

... of heavy metal compounds. In general, heavy metals because of unreliable data, and physiological effects on the ecosystem, in low concentrations as dangerous environmental pollutants are considered ...

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				To study the views of doctors on heavy metal poisoning in Mumbai.

← Return to Article Details To study the views of doctors on heavy metal poisoning in Mumbai.

... on heavy metal poisoning in Mumbai Material and methods: Heavy metals, like arsenic, lead, mercury, and others, are all around ...most heavy metals can make you ...some heavy ...

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ADSORPTION OF TOXIC METAL IONS ONTO CHITOSAN AS BIOSORBENT

ADSORPTION OF TOXIC METAL IONS ONTO CHITOSAN AS BIOSORBENT

... of heavy metals. [5] The strong affinity of metal ions for these sorbents is explained by the relatively high proportion of nitrogen ...the removal of contaminants from industrial effluents and from ...

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The Development Of A Specific Inhibitive Enzyme Assay For The Heavy Metal, Lead

The Development Of A Specific Inhibitive Enzyme Assay For The Heavy Metal, Lead

... and heavy metals [5,27,28,29] is a global phenomenon that have warranted the development of technologies to detect and remediate these ...xenobiotics, heavy metals are so prevalent in various parts of the ...

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Relational Rewards: Creating a Fulfilling Workplace Environment

Relational Rewards: Creating a Fulfilling Workplace Environment

... of heavy metal contaminated wastewater, such as cadmium, copper, lead, iron and manganese ...The heavy metals taken up by plants in the vicinity, directly or indirectly affect human and animal ...

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Wastewater Treatment using Duckweed and Comparative Study of Cost Effective Disinfection Methods

Wastewater Treatment using Duckweed and Comparative Study of Cost Effective Disinfection Methods

... A heavy metal is any relatively dense metal or metalloids that are noted for its potential toxicity especially in environmental ...contexts. Heavy metal poisoning has particular ...

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Biosorption of Lead and Copper by Heavy Metal Resistance Bacterium using Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrophotometer (FT IR)

Biosorption of Lead and Copper by Heavy Metal Resistance Bacterium using Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrophotometer (FT IR)

... Conclusion: Bacterium isolated from a contaminated site showed the ability to remove a high amount of lead and copper. Thus, MKH3 could be useful for the bioremediation of heavy metals, particularly ...

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Modified Mesoporous Cerium(III) Silicate: Synthesis, Characterization and Adsorption Studies of Heavy Metal Ions

Modified Mesoporous Cerium(III) Silicate: Synthesis, Characterization and Adsorption Studies of Heavy Metal Ions

... the heavy metal ions on this sorbents show good selectivity of these materials for a number of ions in ...in removal of heavy metal ions from ...

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Determination of Heavy Metals in Tattoo Ink

Determination of Heavy Metals in Tattoo Ink

... the metal content and preservative content was investigated in 148 commercial tattoo ...tin, lead, manganese, selenium, arsenic, thallium, mercury and uranium 38 ...

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Base treated juniper fiber media for removing heavy metals in stormwater runoff

Base treated juniper fiber media for removing heavy metals in stormwater runoff

... Toxic heavy metals, which primarily originate from automobile-related activities and the exposure of building materials to rain, are among the most important pollut- ants associated with urban stormwater runoff ...

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Removal Of Heavy Metal (Chromium) By Microbes And To Study The Impact Of TDS On Its Removal Efficiency

Removal Of Heavy Metal (Chromium) By Microbes And To Study The Impact Of TDS On Its Removal Efficiency

... the metal across the cell membrane yields intracellular accumulation, which is dependent on the cell's ...toxic metal. During non-metabolism dependent process metal uptake is by physico- chemical ...

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Removal of Heavy Metal from Contaminated Soil with Chelating Agents

Removal of Heavy Metal from Contaminated Soil with Chelating Agents

... prepared contaminated soil had the advantage of good homogeneity in terms of consistent heavy metal concen- tration and speciation, soil composition, contamination process, and contamination period. This ...

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An overview of fruit waste as sustainable adsorbent for heavy metal removal

An overview of fruit waste as sustainable adsorbent for heavy metal removal

... The successful application of local fruit waste in treating wastewater containing heavy metals requires a deeper understanding of how biosorbent material proceeds.. Rapid industrializati[r] ...

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