ADSORBENTS FOR CD REMOVAL FROM WATER WASTE: A SHORT REVIEW OF THE RECENT DEVELOPMENT - Management of Hazardous Residues Containing Cd

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Table 1. (Continued).

Mungbean husk

0.4

34.9

1h

5

>99

25

[73]

Succinylated-olive

Stone

-

200

1h

4

88-92 20

[37]

Olive stones treated

with H 2 SO 4

-

128.2

<15min 4

-

25

[36]

Wheat straw

-

14.6

3.5h

6

-

25

[90]

Succinylated sugarcane

bagasse

-

212.8

20min

6

-

[94]

Succinylated sugarcane

bagasse mercerized with

NaOH

-

256.4

10min

6

-

[94]

Succinylated sugarcane

bagasse treated with

NaHCO 3 (MSB2)

-

196

30min

6.5-

7.5

-

[93]

Succinylated sugarcane

bagasse treated with

1,3-

diisopropylcarbodiimide

(MSB 5)

-

164

40min

6.5-

7.5

-

[93]

Succinylated sugarcane

bagasse treated with

1,3-

diisopropylcarbodiimide

(MSB 6)

-

313

40min

6.5-

7.5

-

[93]

Succinylated

mercerized sugarcane

bagasse treated with

1,3-

diisopropylcarbodiimide

-

86.2

20min

6

-

[92]

Succinylated

mercerized sugarcane

bagasse treated with

acetic anhydride

-

106.4

20min

6

-

[92]

Xanthated sugarcane

bagasse

-

219.2

20-

40min

5

-

[95]

Sodic succinylated

cellulose

-

185.2

15min

6

98.4

-

[96]

H 2 SO 4 acid treated

wheat bran

-

101

4h

5.4

84

25

[99]

Management of Hazardous Residues Containing Cd

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