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The Effect of Chitosan form on Copper Adsorption

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Environmental Engineering Studies

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Adsorption of Cu ions in hydrogel and dried chitosan beds is described in this paper. Adsorption isotherms are determined and process rates are presented. For comparison, the complexing ability of a chitosan salt in the form of chitosan acetate is determined. The highest adsorption abilities are revealed by a hydrogel chitosan bed.

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Zarzycki, R., Dorabialska, M., Sujka, W., Modrzejewska, Z. (2003). The Effect of Chitosan form on Copper Adsorption. In: PawƂowski, L., DudziƄska, M.R., PawƂowski, A. (eds) Environmental Engineering Studies. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-8949-9_20

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