Sorption of cadmium and copper ions on naturals and synthetic hydroxylapatite particles. Materials Characterization

We studied the e ffects of cadmium, chromium and copper used both separately and as mixtures, on plant growth, nodulation, leghaemoglobin, seed yield and grain protein in seeds,

Cadmium and copper contents in shoots or roots of tomato seedlings not treated (C) or treated for 7 days with increasing concentrations of CdCl 2 or CuSO 4.. Dry weights (DW) of

At higher zeolite content (void triangles and squares), the sorption isotherms of the composites became flatter and did not exceed the sorption capacity of pure chitosan at

In single ion diffusion experiments using CdCI, it was found that in the surface region the diffusion coefficient increased anomalously (Kenesliea and Fredericks,

ABSTRACT: Concentrations of cadmium, copper and zinc were measured in 34 octopuses over a large range of size and weight caught in the Kerguelen shelf waters. and

The sorption rate normally decreases at lower pH values (as both the surface charge and competition between protons and metal elements increase), though the affinity of birnessite

We have measured the optical densities at seven more wavelengths, e.g., 240, 260, 300, 340, 400, 720, and 780 nm, under the same experimental conditions as in the previous

While in the vast majority of cases, HB exchanges remained the main contribution to the water reorienta- tion dynamics, we had suggested that the slow- down observed in all