Fractionation and Recovery of Toxic Metals from Complex Wastewater

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
R. F. Hammen
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

Heavy metal contamination of water is a problem of immense national and international proportions. However, effective cleanup is complicated both by the toxicity and the low concentrations of metals in wastewater streams. Using high performance chelation chromatography, the solid phase extraction and purification of extremely dilute metals from water was highly effective. The process is based on selective displacement of metals from a chromatographic column containing a chelating resin. The resin is characterized by extremely efficient adsorption kinetics which allow rapid and complete removal of the metals.
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APA: R. F. Hammen  (1993)  Fractionation and Recovery of Toxic Metals from Complex Wastewater

MLA: R. F. Hammen Fractionation and Recovery of Toxic Metals from Complex Wastewater. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1993.

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