Investigations concerning the retention of fission products on humic acids

Szalay, A.; Szilágyi, M.

doi:10.1007/bf03156381

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“…14 Peat in its natural form has cation exchange properties. 15 Raw peat, however, is very impervious to flow and can be used in a flow system only after being dried. There have been numerous patents which indicate that peat exhibits enhanced cation exchange capabilities after treatment with acid, especially sulfuric acid.…”

Section: Cation Exchanger Introductionmentioning

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Chemically modified peat as an economical means of water treatment†

EdwardF.

HarryB.

MacCarthy

1978

Toxicological & Environmental Chemistry Reviews

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The data presented in this study indicate the feasibility of utilizing modified forms of peat as a cation exchanger, anion exchanger, and oil coalescer. The-modification processes require relatively inexpensive chemicals in small amounts and only simple procedures are involved. This factor in conjunction with the availability of peat makes these modified systems well suited for large scale applications.

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Section: Cation Exchanger Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%