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Article: Study results from Nanjing University update understanding of environmental research.
- Article from:
- Nanotechnology Weekly
- Article date:
- November 9, 2009
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"Phosphate originated from industrial effluents is one of the key factors responsible for eutrophication of the receiving water-ways especially in the developing countries such as China. In the current study we proposed a novel process to immobilize nanoparticulate hydrated ferric oxide (HFO) within a macroporous anion exchange resin D-201, and obtained a hybrid adsorbent (HFO-201) for enhanced phosphate removal from aqueous system," scientists writing in the journal Water Research report.
"The resulting HFO-201 possesses two types of adsorption sites for phosphate removal, the ammonium groups bound to the D-201 matrix and the loaded HFO nanoparticles. The ...
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