Surface chemistry parameters in ecological cleanup of oily wastewater

Kaufman, Samuel

doi:10.1021/es60113a013

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“…The only limitation is the leaching PEAT FOR WATER TREATMENT 255 of peat under alkaline conditions. Of course, the effect of detergents, which promote emulsification but hinder coalescence, 47 should be examined before these filters could actually be implemented.…”

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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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