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Adsorption of heavy metals on mechanoactivated zeolite from tayzhuzgen

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2018 Turkey English Publisher:PARLAR SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS (P S P)
Authors: Kaygusuz, Meruyert; Aubakirova, RA; Popova, MV; Kabdulkarimova, KK; Tantybaeva, BS; Bektasova, GS; Kuashpaeva, AN;

handle: 11499/24735

Adsorption of heavy metals on mechanoactivated zeolite from tayzhuzgen

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In this study the adsorption process of copper, lead, zinc from model solutions and wastewater on mechanoactivated zeolite from Tayzhuzgen deposit has been investigated. The percentage adsorption was determined for sorption systems as a function of metal concentration and dispersion degree of zeolite. The coefficients in the Langmuir equation were calculated. The obtained results show that mechanoactivated zeolite hold great potential to remove heavy metal ions from industrial wastewater. It is established that the adsorption activity of zeolite depends upon the degree of dispersion of the zeolite particles. It was determined that the selectivity sequence of the studied metals on mechanoactivated zeolite presented as Pb2+>Zn2+>Cu2+.

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Zeolite, sorption, Zeolite; sorption; heavy metals; Tayzhuzgen deposit, Tayzhuzgen deposit, heavy metals, 540, POSIT

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