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Uses of α-Fe2O3 and fly ash as solid adsorbents

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Solid adsorbents have shown great promise for control of particulate and non-particulate matter and as gas sensing devices in recent times. In the present study, adsorption of environmental toxic pollutant such as lead ions on solid adsorbents viz. α-Fe2O3 and fly ash, are reported. Considerable adsorption was observed on fly ash when compared to α-Fe2O3 surface. These studies are characterized by employing solid state and solution studies.

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  1. Department of Materials Science, Gulbarga University, 585 106, Gulbarga, India

    J. Shakhapure, H. Vijayanand, S. Basavaraja, V. Hiremath & A. Venkataraman

  2. Department of Chemistry, PDA Engineering College, 585 101, Gulbarga, India

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Shakhapure, J., Vijayanand, H., Basavaraja, S. et al. Uses of α-Fe2O3 and fly ash as solid adsorbents. Bull Mater Sci 28, 713–718 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02708542

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