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Comparison of activated carbon prepared from olive stones by microwave and conventional heating for iron (II), lead (II), and copper (II) removal from synthetic …

Alslaibi et al., 2014

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6607031241428221599
Author
Alslaibi T
Abustan I
Ahmad M
Foul A
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Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy

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Activated carbon with high surface area was prepared from olive stone by microwave heating (MHOS) for the removal of a group of heavy metals Fe2+, Pb2+, and Cu2+ from synthetic wastewater. As a comparison, activated carbon was also prepared by conventional …
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