O.S Thirunavukkarasu , T Viraraghavan , K.S Subramanian , S Tanjore
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引用次数: 100
Abstract
Arsenic occurs in both inorganic and organic forms in water. Although various methods have been adopted to remove inorganic species of arsenic from drinking water, not much emphasis has been given to the removal of organic species of arsenic. In the present study column studies were conducted using manganese greensand (MGS), iron oxide-coated sand (IOCS-1 and IOCS-2) and ion exchange resin in Fe3+ form, to examine the removal of organic arsenic (dimethylarsinate) spiked to required concentrations in tap water. Batch studies were conducted with IOCS-2, and the results showed that the organic arsenic adsorption capacity was 8 μg/g IOCS-2. Higher bed volumes (585 BV) and high arsenic removal capacity (5.7 μg/cm3) were achieved by the ion exchange resin among all the media studied. Poor performance was observed with MGS and IOCS-1.
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