The study of heavy metal (cadmium) stabilisation via sorption mechanism using titanate nanotube
Sorption mechanisms have been long adopted for stabilising fine particles with the size scaling from micrometres to nanometres for water and wastewater treatments. Activated carbon in the form of powdered form (PAC) or granular form (GAC) have been the primary sorbent used in the treatments. The adv...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-443652023-03-03T17:09:14Z The study of heavy metal (cadmium) stabilisation via sorption mechanism using titanate nanotube Zhang, Lilin Sun Delai, Darren School of Civil and Environmental Engineering Du Jianhong Alan DRNTU::Engineering::Environmental engineering Sorption mechanisms have been long adopted for stabilising fine particles with the size scaling from micrometres to nanometres for water and wastewater treatments. Activated carbon in the form of powdered form (PAC) or granular form (GAC) have been the primary sorbent used in the treatments. The advantages of PAC or GAC are mainly due to the large specific surface area providing spaces for stabilising the fine particles present in water. In general, the smaller the size of the sorbent, the larger the specific surface area the sorbent has. Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental Engineering) 2011-06-01T03:41:51Z 2011-06-01T03:41:51Z 2011 2011 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/44365 en Nanyang Technological University 63 p. application/pdf |
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Sorption mechanisms have been long adopted for stabilising fine particles with the size scaling from micrometres to nanometres for water and wastewater treatments. Activated carbon in the form of powdered form (PAC) or granular form (GAC) have been the primary sorbent used in the treatments. The advantages of PAC or GAC are mainly due to the large specific surface area providing spaces for stabilising the fine particles present in water. In general, the smaller the size of the sorbent, the larger the specific surface area the sorbent has. |
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