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The efficacy of the three wildtype legumes, miracle tree (Leucaena leucocephala), yellow flame
tree (Peltophorum pterocarpum), and rattle weed (Crotalaria retusa), in the remediation of agricultural soils
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[7] S. Coppola, S. Dumontet, M. Pontonio, G. Basile, P. Marino, Effect ofcadmium bearing sewage sludge on crop plants and microorganismsin two different soils, Agric. Ecosyst. Environ. 20 (1988) 181–194.[8] L.M. Shuman, Fractionation methods for soil microelements, SoilSci. 140 (1985) 11–12.[9] R.C.[r]

the membrane and releases the metal ion into the cytosol where it is trapped, perhaps by reaction with a thiol compound. The receptor then diffuses back to the other surface of the membrane where it may collect another metal ion. Alternatively, if the metal complex is lipid solu[r]

NANO EXPRESSSynthesis and Electrochemical Sensing Toward Heavy Metalsof Bunch-like Bismuth NanostructuresZhi Zhang•Ke Yu•Dan Bai•Ziqiang ZhuReceived: 16 October 2009 / Accepted: 16 November 2009 / Published online: 28 November 2009Ó The Author(s) 2009. This article is published with open acce[r]

CONCLUSIONS In investigation o f the possibility o f usage o f met- allurgical solid wastes as cost-effective sorbents in heavy metal removal from contaminated water, red muds and especi[r]

CONCLUSIONS In investigation o f the possibility o f usage o f met- allurgical solid wastes as cost-effective sorbents in heavy metal removal from contaminated water, red muds and especi[r]

Bolti, and Karmout ) caught from River Nile at Hawamdia and Kafer El-Zayat , at North Egypt and also from governmental fish farms (Abbassa and Barseik) were used to detect4the presence of industrial wastes especially heavy metals as environmental pollution in the river track and its accumulat[r]

ity and biodiversity: microbial ecology of the deep subsurface:analysis of ester-linked phospholipid fatty acids. FEMS Microb.Rev. 20, 371–377.Ruby M V, Schoof R, Brattin W, Goldade M, Post G, Harnois M,Mosby D E, Casteel S W, Berti W, Carpenter M, Edwards D,Cragin D and Chappell W 1999 Advances in[r]

ish heavy metal adsorption by soils depending on pH condi-tions and complexing agents involved. As for humic acid, itis known that under acidic to neutral pH conditions, signifi-cant amounts can be adsorbed to positively charged soil min-eral surfaces (suchas Fe- and Al-oxides and oxyhy[r]

L1401-frame-C2 Page 25 Monday, April 10, 2000 9:18 AM© 2000 by CRC Press LLC 26 HEAVY METALS IN THE ENVIRONMENT: USING WETLANDS FOR THEIR REMOVAL with its transformity (Chapter 4). Emergy per unit increases with scarcity, possibly because scarcityis an evidence of more embodied work (and thus[r]

659 ppm. The highest value was measured in the Nairobi hill region, which theyexplained by acceleration of motor vehicles because of the steep nature of the hill.The amount of Pb emitted as a percentage of Pb consumed increases as vehiclespeed increases.Gratani and others (1992) studied the accumula[r]

by ICP-AES. Chem. Geol., 124, 109–123.Li, X.D., Wai, O.W.H., Li, Y.S., Coles, B.J., Ramsey, M.H.,Thornton, I. 2000. Heavy metal distribution in sedimentprofiles of the Pearl River estuary, South China. Appl.Geochem.,15, 567–581.Ma, L.Q. and Rao G.N. 1997. Chemical fractionation of cadmi[r]

functional groups are incorporated to increase the density of sorption sites, to changethe pH range for metal sorption and to change the sorption sites in order to increasesorption selectivity for the target metal. The chemical modification affords a widerange of derivatives with modif[r]

According to the test result, when PTW is used to treat waste water containing Pb2+ and Cd2+, its absorption rate increases with quantity, so the removal of Pb2+ and Cd2+ increases, whil[r]

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decade there has been a growing emphasis on the utilization of residues and waste materials, coming from different industrial activities, in several remediation technologies (e.g., chemical degradation, photo-degradation) and bioremediation in order to clean up contaminated soils. The critical point[r]

703 mg/kgDW, tương ứng trong cây Bắp là 461mg/kgDW và 592mg/kgDW; hàm lượng Zn tích lũy trong cây Cỏ Voi sau 6 và 12 tuần là 1136mg/kgDW và 1549mg/kgDW, tương ứng trong cây Bắp là 1587mg/kgDW và 2037mg/kgDW. ¾ Cây Bắp và Cỏ Voi đều khơng là cây siêu tích luỹ, chúng tích luỹ các KLN theo cơ chế ổn đị[r]

0.8g Heavy metal solution ...50.0mL Vitamin solution...15.0mL Vitamin B12 solution ...3.0mL PREPARATION OF SOLUTION 2: Add components to distilled/deionized water and bring volume to 100[r]

BIOMARKERS AS INDICATOR FOR WATER POLLUTION WITH HEAVY METALS IN RIVERS, SEAS AND OCEANSM.NAGEEB RASHEDFaculty of Science, 81528 Aswan, South Valley University, EgyptE-mail m n r a s h e d @h o t m a il. co m Fax 002 097 480 449Water is one of our most important natural resources, and there a[r]

¨1617Received 28 May 2001; accepted 31 August 200118192021Abstract2223In recent years, there has been increasing interest in finding new and innovative solutions for the efficient removal24of contaminants from soils to solve groundwater, as well as soil, pollution. The objective of this review is to e[r]