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Removal of metals by biosorption: a review

Veglio et al., 1997

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4136760407995072689
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Veglio F
Beolchini F
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Hydrometallurgy

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Biosorption is considered a potential instrument for the removal of metals from waste solutions and for precious metals recovery, an alternative to the conventional processes, such as those based on ion exchange, or adsorption on activated carbon. In this work the …
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