Effect of preozonation on organics coagulation removal from water

Yeh, Hsuan‐Hsien; Chen, Jyh-Ming

doi:10.1080/02533839.1987.9676979

Journal of the Chinese Institute of Engineers

1987

DOI: 10.1080/02533839.1987.9676979

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Effect of preozonation on organics coagulation removal from water

Hsuan‐Hsien Yeh

Jyh-Ming Chen

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Fumarate, Maleate, and Succinate Adsorption on Hydrous δ-Al₂O₃. 1. Comparison of the Adsorption Maxima and Their Significance

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Yeh

1996

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Adsorption behaviors among fumarate, maleate, and succinate were compared using the same adsorbent δ-Al2O3 and initial adsorbate concentrations. The adsorption maxima were found all near the midpoint of their respective two pK values indicating that the adsorption of HX- was more favorable than adsorption of H2X and X2- and the adsorption densities were significantly influenced by the electrostatic microenvironment. The adsorption maxima of maleate were about 10% higher than those of fumarate but close to or slightly less than those of succinate before saturation was approached. However, when the adsorbent surface became crowded, the saturated adsorption maxima of maleate and succinate were ca. 1/3 and 1/2, respectively, higher than that of fumarate, indicating that the trans-form isomer occupied more binding space than the cis-form and the single bond anion (succinate) occupied the least binding space among the three four-carbon dicarboxylic acids due to its molecular flexibility.

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Fumarate, Maleate, and Succinate Adsorption on Hydrous δ-Al₂O₃. 1. Comparison of the Adsorption Maxima and Their Significance

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1996

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Effect of preozonation on organics coagulation removal from water

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Fumarate, Maleate, and Succinate Adsorption on Hydrous δ-Al₂O₃. 1. Comparison of the Adsorption Maxima and Their Significance

Fumarate, Maleate, and Succinate Adsorption on Hydrous δ-Al₂O₃. 1. Comparison of the Adsorption Maxima and Their Significance

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Effect of preozonation on organics coagulation removal from water

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Fumarate, Maleate, and Succinate Adsorption on Hydrous δ-Al2O3. 1. Comparison of the Adsorption Maxima and Their Significance

Fumarate, Maleate, and Succinate Adsorption on Hydrous δ-Al2O3. 1. Comparison of the Adsorption Maxima and Their Significance

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Fumarate, Maleate, and Succinate Adsorption on Hydrous δ-Al₂O₃. 1. Comparison of the Adsorption Maxima and Their Significance

Fumarate, Maleate, and Succinate Adsorption on Hydrous δ-Al₂O₃. 1. Comparison of the Adsorption Maxima and Their Significance