Titlebook: Chemistry for the Protection of the Environment 4; Robert Mournighan,Marzenna R. Dudzińska,Robin Keal Conference proceedings 2005 Springer

CREEK

Plasma Treatment of Inorganic Wastewidely commercialised. The final product (vitrified material) obtained after the plasma treatment is environmentally acceptable. It can return to the environment as an aggregate in the construction industry.

Alpha-Cells

殺菌劑

Queuing Theory and Telecommunicationsydroxides, and crystalline or “free” oxides) by widely recommended selective extraction procedures. Both Al and Fe in these soils are bound predominantly as Fe oxides and silicates and have only very low percentages in the easily mobilizable pools.

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EVADE

Study of the Clinoptilolite-Rich Tuff-Based Composites for Some Aqueous Anionic Species Recoveryg SEM, thermogravimetry, NMR, IR, HR TEM, UV-VIS DRS and powder XRD spectral analytical methods. Finally, adsorption isotherms for system studied have been expressed. Some approach for regeneration of exhausted surfactant-immobilized clinoptilolite with inorganic salt solutions under dynamic regime has been proposed, respectively.

capsule

sterilization

Thermal and Biological Degradation of Sites Contaminated by Transformer Oilxtract into the plasma system or by melting the extract samples with power plant fly ash in the plasma reactor. For the contaminated transformer oil both methods showed a destruction efficiency of 99.99% and the products of destruction were environmentally friendly.

鑲嵌細(xì)工

荒唐

STIT

Bifunctional Cation Exchange Fibers Having Phosphonic and Sulfonic Acid Groupsfiber (PPPF-f, 0.9 denier) and the other non-woven cloth (PPPF-c, 1.5 denier). First, precursory fibers were prepared by graft copolymerization of chloromethylstylene and styrene onto PPPE-c and PPPE-f by electron beam pre-irradiation induced liquid phase graft polymerization technique. Second, the