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Adsorptive removal of copper (II) on N-methylene phosphonic chitosan derivative

Baba et al., 2005

Document ID
13534341343161844978
Author
Baba Y
Aoya Y
Ohe K
Nakamura S
Ohshima T
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of chemical engineering of Japan

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A crosslinked N-methylene phosphonic chitosan (= NMPC) was newly synthesized by reacting chitosan with phosphorous acid in order to remove traces of copper (II) from a crude palladium (II) solution. First of all, the adsorption selectivity of NMPC for metal ions was …
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