Experimental Research on Adsorption Treatment of Military Agent Contaminated Water Using Activated Carbon

Xiao Jie Wang; Yun Zhe Ji; Xiao Jing Li; Shuang Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.800.614

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Experimental Research on Adsorption Treatment of Military Agent Contaminated Water Using Activated Carbon

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Adsorption treatment test was carried out using powder activated carbon (PAC for short) and coconut shell activated carbon (SAC for short) taking water contaminated by military agent as the object of study in order to study on the influences of type, dosage, adsorption time, pH value and initial solution concentration of adsorbent on adsorption effect and to discuss about adsorption mechanisms of activated carbon.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 800)

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Xiao Jie Wang, Yun Zhe Ji, Xiao Jing Li, Shuang Wang

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Adsorption, Military Agent Contaminated Water, Powder Activated Carbon, Shell Activated Carbon, VX

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