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On the Advances of the Biosorption of Heavy Metals from Aqueous Solution by Algae

Zhou Hong-ying

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Compared with traditional methods, the biosorption technique offers the advantages of cheap, high efficiency, metal selective, metal recovery possible and no sludge generation. The mechanism of the biosorption of heavy metal by algae and the affecting factors of biosorption and equilibrium modeling and the kinetics equation are reviewed, and the development tendency in this field is also elucidated.

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Compared with traditional methods, the biosorption technique offers the advantages of cheap, high efficiency, metal selective, metal recovery possible and no sludge generation. The mechanism of the biosorption of heavy metal by algae and the affecting factors of biosorption and equilibrium modeling and the kinetics equation are reviewed, and the development tendency in this field is also elucidated.

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Compared with traditional methods, the biosorption technique offers the advantages of cheap, high efficiency, metal selective, metal recovery possible and no sludge generation. The mechanism of the biosorption of heavy metal by algae and the affecting factors of biosorption and equilibrium modeling and the kinetics equation are reviewed, and the development tendency in this field is also elucidated.

Key concepts: Biosorption, Algae, Aqueous solution, Heavy metals, Metal, Chemistry, Kinetics, Environmental chemistry

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