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Application of clays to removal of red tide organisms III. The coagulation of kaolin on red tide organisms

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This article reports studies on the coagulation of kaolin(from Wuxian, Jiangsu, China) on various red tide organisms, and the observation for the first time that the coagulation of kaolin is much greater than that of montmorillonite so that kaolin is a more effective, clay for removing red tide organisms. The authors’ theoretical explanation and analysis by a mathematical-physical model prove that compared to montmorillonite, kaolin has greater attraction for organism cells and therefore greater coagulation capability. This project’s studies on the effects of pH and acid-treatment show that the acid-treatment does not have much influence of the kaolin system; whereas the effect of pH on the kaolin system is the same as that on the montmorillonite system.

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Contribution No. 2244 from the Institute of Oceanology, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Project supported by Chinese Postdoctoral Fund and Shandong, Natural Science Fund No. 93E0157.

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Zhi-ming, Y., Jing-zhong, Z. & Xi-nian, M. Application of clays to removal of red tide organisms III. The coagulation of kaolin on red tide organisms. Chin. J. Ocean. Limnol. 13, 62–70 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02845350

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