2016
DOI: 10.3846/mla.2016.946
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Use of Sapropel for Removal of Heavy Metals From Solution / Silicinio Sapropelio Naudojimas Sunkiesiems Metalams Šalinti Iš Tirpalo

Abstract: Abundant resources, natural and organic material – sapropel containing a multitude of different chemical elements has a great potential to be used in different areas, but for now these rich resources are not widely used because of different chemical composition of sapropel research is very few. The article deals with silicon sapropel as a sorbent is able to absorb heavy metals from the solution depending on the time and the concentration of heavy metals in the solution. The sorption studies of heavy metal conc… Show more

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“…Sapropelis pasižymi savybe sorbuoti sunkiuosius metalus iš tirpalo, priklausomai nuo laiko ir sunkiųjų metalų koncentracijos tirpale. Jo efektyvumas pasiekia 97,4 % (Birgėlaitė, Valskys ir Ignatavičius, 2016). Molio paviršiaus plotas taip pat pasižymi geromis sorbcinėmis savybėmis.…”
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“…Sapropelis pasižymi savybe sorbuoti sunkiuosius metalus iš tirpalo, priklausomai nuo laiko ir sunkiųjų metalų koncentracijos tirpale. Jo efektyvumas pasiekia 97,4 % (Birgėlaitė, Valskys ir Ignatavičius, 2016). Molio paviršiaus plotas taip pat pasižymi geromis sorbcinėmis savybėmis.…”
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“…Depending on sapropel composition, it is categorized into organic (50-90% of organic matter by dry weight), calcareous (30-60% of calcium carbonate), siliceous (25-45% of silicon dioxide) and mixed varieties (Bakšienė, 2006). Sapropel has the property of sorbing heavy metals as much as up to 97.4% from solution, depending on contact time and concentration of heavy metals in the solution (Birgėlaitė et al, 2016). An enhancement of efficiency in removing lead from aqueous solution or groundwater is a crucial point that most of the scientific researchers have been developing.…”
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confidence: 99%