Modification of Sepiolite and its Ability to Remove Heavy Metals

Zhao Ping Chen; Ying Wang; Hang Yu Gu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.508.200

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Control and Characterization of Materials Recovered from Mechanical Recycling of Waste Refrigerators
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Design of Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) Platform for TE Process
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Modification of Sepiolite and its Ability to Remove Heavy Metals

Abstract:

The modification method and its eftect on the behavior of sepiolite, especially its ability to remove heavy metals, have be reaen systematically studied. Different pretreatment methods have led to various surface structures, which resulted in various effects on removal heavy metals. The processes of modification and removal of heavy metals have been optimized. The highest removal rate for Pb canch more than 96%.