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Short communication Removal of metal ions using dead-end filtration
Published: 2005
Report No: 1 766,00
Authors: Hodgson IOA, Wakeman RJ
Abstract
Experimental results on a study on removal of metal ions using lecithin-enhanced dead-end filtration with 0.1 micron nylon membrane has been reported in this paper. The effects of metal-ion concentration on the pH, conductivity and zeta potential of lecithin dispersions were determined. The zeta potential of lecithin was determined to be-79 mV whilst the critical micelle concentration was 9 g·ℓ-1. Significantly, the study showed that lecithin has the ability to adsorb metal ions. This study gives an alternate technology for metal ion removal from aqueous solutions.
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Hodgson IOA
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Wakeman RJ
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