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Studies of adsorption for heavy metal ions and degradation of methyl orange based on the surface of ion-imprinted adsorbent

Li et al., 2007

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5290457627654464903
Author
Li Q
Su H
Li J
Tan T
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Process biochemistry

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In order to prepare a novel adsorbent which can not only degrade organic compound, but also adsorb the heavy metal ions, immobilization of nanometer titanium dioxide on ion- imprinted chitosan carries was investigated. The amount of TiO2, different kinds and …
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