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Chelating Polymers and Environmental Remediation

Authors: Nicole E Zander; DYNAMIC SCIENCE INC PHOENIX AZ
 
Abstract: Although there are many approaches to clean up wastewater and soil contaminated with heavy metals and other industrial pollutants, remediation with chelating polymers is one of the most versatile and inexpensive methods. The polymer ligand's efficiency and selectivity for particular metal ions are two important parameters that can be controlled by ligand type, ligand density, solubility of the polymer, as well as operating pH. An overview of remediating polymers and ligands currently in use as well as an outlook for the future directions of chelating polymer design are presented in this work.

Limitations: APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
Description: Final rept. for period ending Nov 2008
Pages: 22
Report Date: Mar-2009
Contract Number: DAAD17-02-C-0071 DAAD1702C0071
Report Number: A267594
Keywords relating to this report:
*CHELATION
*LIGANDS
*POLLUTANTS
*SOIL POLLUTION
*WASTE WATER
BIODEGRADATION
EFFICIENCY
HEAVY METALS
IONS
NANOTECHNOLOGY
POLYMERS
SOLUBILITY
WASTE TREATMENT
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