2023
DOI: 10.1002/app.54409
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Flocculation efficiency of phosphorylated hemoglobin on kaolin and hematite systems

Abstract: Hemoglobin recovered from slaughterhouse blood has proven to be an effective flocculant of negatively charged particulate contaminants, but it is ineffective against positively charged contaminants. Phosphorylation is useful for modifying proteins to increase the number of negatively charged sites. Dry‐heat phosphorylation and chemical phosphorylation were applied to hemoglobin. The kaolin/hematite clarification efficiencies of modified hemoglobin at different dosages and pH values were determined. ζ‐potential… Show more

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