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Lead ion uptake by sodium alginate and calcium alginate film: a comparison study

Gomez et al., 2012

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10716864269340501729
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Gomez A
Wrobel K
Wrobel K
Kazunori S
Tzu T
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Proceedings of the2012 International Congress on Informatics, Environment, Energy and Applications-IEEA, Singapore

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Lead ion (Pb (II)) uptake from aqueous solution by two different alginate compounds was investigated. Sodium alginate (Na-Alg) and calcium alginate (Ca-Alg) films were successfully fabricated from the commercially available sodium alginate powder. The Pb (II) …
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