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Removal of Arsenite from Water by Iron Modified Activated Carbon Fibre
2013
Asian Journal of Chemistry
Trivalent arsenic is a highly toxic pollutant with carcinogenicity and it is typically detected in ground water. It is most essential to remove As(III) effectively and efficiently before water distribution. In this study, activated carbon fibre was modified with iron salt (FeCl3) by wet impregnation method and used for As(III) removal by adsorption. The morphology of iron modified activated carbon fibre was not altered significantly by SEM measurement. By EDX analysis, the molar ratio of C, Fe
doi:10.14233/ajchem.2013.16003
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