Nitrate removal from natural water by coupling adsorption and Donnan dialysis

A hybrid adsorption/Donnan dialysis (DD) process for nitrate removal using PUROLITE A520E resin as an adsorbent was investigated in this work. PUROLITE resin was introduced into the DD process due to its good selectivity adsorption for nitrate and widespread availability. This study was conducted in...

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Published in:Water science & technology. Water supply 2017-05, Vol.17 (3), p.771-779
Main Authors: Turki, Thouraya, Ben Amor, Mohamed
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Adsorbents
Adsorption
Aqueous solutions
Biofilms
Capacity
Coupling
Desalination
Dialysis
Drinking water
Electrolytes
Environmental impact
Flow velocity
Fluorides
Hemodialysis
Ion exchange
Membrane separation
Nitrate removal
Nitrates
Nutrient removal
Removal
Selectivity
Water treatment
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Biofilms
Capacity
Coupling
Desalination
Dialysis
Drinking water
Electrolytes
Environmental impact
Flow velocity
Fluorides
Hemodialysis
Ion exchange
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Nitrates
Nutrient removal
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Selectivity
Water treatment
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