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ADVANCES IN THE RESEARCHES ON BIOSORPTION FUNDAMENTALS AND BIOSORPTION PROCESS
, 2002 [中文文摘]本文介绍了近几十年来生物吸附重金属的研究进展 ,并从单离子吸附和多离子吸附两方面对生物吸附的机理、吸附平衡、生物吸附过程操作及吸附过程模型化进行了综述.[英文文摘]The advances in the researches on biosorption of heavy metal over the recent several decades were reviewed with most words dealing with biosorption mechanism ...
李清彪, 刘刚
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Biosorption techniques can remove Cu. Copper-resistant bacteria isolated from Cu-contaminated environments. This study test the ability of Alcaligenes faecalis and Delftia tsuruhatensis to absorb Cu.
Sri Pujiyanto +2 more
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Kinetic models of biosorption/desorption.
, 2020 Kinetic models of biosorption/desorption.
Jessica Lizeth Reyes-Ledezma (8415063) +3 more
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Bacteria in heavy metal contaminated soil: diversity, tolerance and use in remediation [PDF]
, 2010 The objectives of this project were to determine the bacterial diversity in a heavily contaminated metal region of Portugal. Both traditional and molecular based methods were used to identify tolerant strains and species. The most tolerant species were
Pires, Carlos
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Lanthanum biosorption by different Saccharomyces cerevisiae strains [PDF]
, 2016 Biosorption can be a promising technology in rare earth metal separation and recovery due to the low costs of waste biomasses (used as biosorbents) and the high selectivity exploiting specific interaction between metals and biological active sites.
DI CAPRIO, FABRIZIO +5 more
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Comparative Study on the Ni2+ Biosorption Capacity and Properties of Living and Dead Pseudomonas putida Cells [PDF]
Iranian Journal of Chemistry & Chemical Engineering, 2010 Microbial cells have been successfully used as biosorbents to remove heavy metals from wastewater. In some cases, dead cells appear to offer more advantages than living cells in the removal and recovery of heavy metal ions from industrial wastewater ...
Wang Lei Qiao Junlian +1 more
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, 1990 Micro-organisms, including bacteria, algae, fungi and yeasts, can accumulate heavy metals and radionuclides with high efficiency. The author looks at the potential use of biomass for the treatment of toxic and radioactive wastes, and the recovery of ...
Gadd, Geoffrey Michael
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Heavy Metal Biosorption sites in Penicillium cyclopium [PDF]
, 2006 The biomass of Penicillium cyclopium was subjected to chemical treatment to study the role of the functional groups in the biosorption of heavy metal ions. The modifications of the functional groups were examined with infrared spectroscopy.
Kolishka Tsekova; Darinka Christova; Maria Ianis
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Biosorption of Cu(II) Ions by Water Hyacinth Leaf Powder: Process Performance, Kinetics, and Biosorption Isotherm [PDF]
The water hyacinth leaf powder (WH) was used to adsorb Cu(II) from wastewater. The WH was modified through sulfuric acid (A-WH) and sodium hydroxide (B-WH) treatments.
Hargono, Hargono +3 more
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Biosorption of Copper, Zinc and Nickel From Multi-Ion Solutions
, 2012 The biosorption of Cu(II), Zn(II) and Ni(II) by microscopic green algae Chlorella kessleri was investigated using batch experiments. Biosorption studies with single and multi ion solutions were carried out to study the effect of several ions on the ...
Hedviga Horváthová, Jana Kaduková
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