2008
DOI: 10.1007/s10973-008-9032-0
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Thermal behavior and water adsorption of natural and modified sepiolite having dolomite from Turkey

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“…SEPs had a high adsorptive capacity for moisture due to its structural channels. [14] The effect of SEPs on the moisture adsorption of the composites was revealed in Fig. 5, which showed the relation of storage time and water contents of GPS and the composites at 100%.…”
Section: Tgamentioning
confidence: 98%
“…SEPs had a high adsorptive capacity for moisture due to its structural channels. [14] The effect of SEPs on the moisture adsorption of the composites was revealed in Fig. 5, which showed the relation of storage time and water contents of GPS and the composites at 100%.…”
Section: Tgamentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Thus, the available heavy metals in T6 were less than those in T3. However, the sepiolite powder was rich in Mg 2þ and Ca 2þ [48] whose concentrations in soil had a positive relation to the accumulation of heavy metal in plants. Therefore, the concentrations of Cd and Cu in R. chuanxiong in T3 were lower than those in T6.…”
Section: Heavy Metal Concentrations In Rhizoma Chuanxiongmentioning
confidence: 99%