APPLICATION OF BIOSORBENTS IN SEPARATION OF HEAVY METALS
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biosorption; adsorption; immobilization; radioactive waste;microorganisms
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Extensive industrialization increases release of harmful pollutants to the environment which might have potential for bioaccumulation via the food chain. Biosorption is a physico-chemical and metabolically independent process involving absorption, adsorption, ion exchange, surface complexation and precipitation. It removes heavy metals from solution with the help of biological material. It is ideal as compared to conventional method due to the cost effectiveness and environment friendly nature. This review summarizes the various biosorbents and immobilized techniques used for removal of the radioactive metals
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Swati Tanti, Sushma Dubey, Abhijeeta Nandha, Suchitra Kumari Panigrahya
APPLICATION OF BIOSORBENTS IN SEPARATION OF HEAVY METALS
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