The Influence of Co-Existing Ions on Adsorbs in the Aqueous Phase Pb2+ by Mycobacterium phlei

Dong Qin Zhou; Shu Juan Dai; De Zhou Wei; Shu Yong Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.183-185.654

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The Influence of Co-Existing Ions on Adsorbs in the Aqueous Phase Pb²⁺ by Mycobacterium phlei

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The biological adsorption law removes the heavy metal ion, many factor influences, among, in the solution the inherent alkaline metal positive ion existence is affects the microorganism adsorption the important attribute. This article take Mycobacterium phlei as the absorbent, inspected the different pH value, the coexistence ion amount used as well as in tri-, four-, five-, six-coexistent ion systems, to absorbed water solution in Pb²⁺ ion influence. Through around the determination Mycobacterium phlei Contact angle and the adsorption the biological surface zeta - the potential shift, indicated the Mycobacterium phlei to the Pb²⁺ adsorption process in, the electrostatic attraction occupies the leadership, but in the multi-dimensional coexistence adsorption system, has the competition adsorption and the ionic.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 183-185)

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Dong Qin Zhou, Shu Juan Dai, De Zhou Wei, Shu Yong Yang

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Bio-Sorption, Co-Existing Ions, Heavy Metal, Lead Ions

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