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Innovative Materials and Methods for Water Treatment Solutions for Arsenic and Chromium Removal

492 Pages

by CRC Press

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488 Pages

by CRC Press

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Due to increasing demand for potable and irrigation water, water suppliers have to use alternative resources. They either have to regenerate wastewater or deal with contaminated surface water. This book brings together the experiences of various experts in preparing of innovative materials that are selective for arsenic and chromium removal, and inventing some innovative processes to extract... Read more

Foreword
M.Bryjak, N.Kabay, B.Rivas, J.Bundschuh

Introduction to the problem of arsenic and chromium contaminations

1 Occurrence and toxicity of arsenic and chomium
B.Rivas, B.Urbano, S.Koter, I.Polowczyk, K.Konieczny, A.Figoli, S.Sarkar, E.Jakovleva

2 The clean water problem – Example on arsenic contamination in the Gangetic Plain of India
A.Ghosh, N.Bose

3 Human health through traces of contaminants in water: structural effects induced by Cr(III) and Cr(VI) on red cells
M.Suwalsky, S.Sánchez, M.J.Gallardo, F.Villena, M.Jemiola-Rzeminska, K.Strzalka

4 Implementation of innovations as challenge for water treatment
P.Roberts

Innovative Materials for Removal of arsenic and chromium

5 Separation of arsenic from waters using inorganic adsorbents
E.Henden, T.D.Çiftçi

6 Arsenic sorption on mono and binary metal oxide doped natural solids
E.B.Simsek, U.Beker

7 Low-cost adsorbents for arsenic separation from wastewaters
E.Iakovleva, M.Louhi-Kultanen, M.Sillanpää

8 Polymeric sorbents for selective chromium removal
L.Jelínek, H.Parschová, M.Němeček

9 Solvent impregnated resins (SIRs) for Cr(VI) removal
N.Kabay, M.Bryjak

10 Arsenic and chromium removal using ion exchange processes
B.L.Rivas, B.F.Urbano, C.Campos

11 Water-soluble polymers in conjunction with membranes to remove arsenic and chromium
B.L.Rivas, J.Sánchez, L.Toledo

12 Solid waste materials for arsenic and chromium removal
I.Polowczyk, T.Koźlecki, J.Ulatowska, A.Bastrzyk

Innovative Methods for Removal of arsenic and chromium

13 Emerging technologies in the removal of arsenic from polluted waters
J.Saiz, E.Bringas, I.Ortiz

14 Arsenic removal from geothermal water with inorganic adsorbents
K. Yoshizuka, S.Nishihama

15 Arsenic removal by advanced oxidation assisted by solar energy
H.D.Mansilla, J.Yáñez, D.R.Contreras, L.Cornejo

16 Arsenic removal by means of membrane techniques
K.Konieczny, M.Bodzek

17 Innovative membrane applications for arsenic removal
A.Figoli, P.Mondal, S.Santoro, J.Hoinkis, A.Criscuoli

18 Removal of trace chromate from contaminated water: ion exchange and redox active sorption processes
S.Sarkar, R.C.Smith, N.Blute, A.K.SenGupta

19 Application of membrane technology to chromium elimination from the aquatic environment
M.Bodzek, K.Konieczny

20 Hybrid systems for removal of trace amounts of Cr(VI) and As(V) ions from water
M.Bryjak, N.Kabay

21 Removal of arsenic and chromium ions by dialysis and electrodialysis
S.Koter

Case studies: Latin America and the United States of America examples

22 Latin American experiences in arsenic removal from drinking water and mining effluents
J.L.Cortina, M.I.Litter, O.Gibert, C.Valderrama, A.M.Sancha, S.Garrido, V.S.T. Ciminelli

23 The removal of arsenic and chromate (Cr(VI)) from drinking water in the United States of America
P.Sylvester