Titlebook: Arsenic Remediation of Food and Water; Technological Interv Bhaskar Sen Gupta,Nadia Martínez-Villegas Book 2024 Centre for Science and Tech

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39794-4t of heavy metal (loid)s. This study focuses on a semi-arid mining area in Mexico where heavy metal (loid)s originated from past mining and rapid industrialisation activities, which have degraded the soil environment as well as the security of agricultural products. In this study, Cerrito Blanco, wh

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137310194ide (Cell-Y), or furan-2-carbonyl chloride (Cell-Z). The novel synthesized derivatives were characterized and evaluated as adsorbents for Arsenic removal from an aqueous solution. In order to maximize the adsorption efficiency of Arsenic, the optimum solution conditions of time, pH, temperature, ads

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88625-5t is important to develop a cheap and efficient technology using a mixture of adsorbents, which is eco-friendly and cost-effective and based on laterite soils. The present study aimed to contribute to the development of an effective method for the treatment of arsenic contaminated water using the lo

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Einleitung und Zusammenfassung,taminated groundwater using indigenously developed ceramic membranes. This technology is based on adsorption of Arsenic on suspended colloidal and subsequent separation of Arsenic and Iron to produce quality drinking water. The technology had been verified in pilot scale and then demonstration scale

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Udo Schickhoff,Annette Eschenbachste generation. The SAR plant creates an aerobic high Eh bed in the aquifer by recharging oxygenated groundwater, thereby supporting the growth of arsenic and iron oxidizing aerobic bacteria. The arsenic and iron are immobilized in the aquifer sand in the forms of As (V) and Fe(III), respectively. T

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Hans von Storch,Insa Meinke,Martin Claußenusing any adsorption bed. The SAR plant creates an aerobic high Eh bed in the aquifer by recharging oxygenated groundwater, thereby supporting the growth of arsenic and iron oxidizing aerobic bacteria. The arsenic and iron are immobilized in the aquifer sand in the forms of As (V) and Fe(III), respe