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Adaptation of bagasse fly ash, a sugar industry solid waste into zeolitic material for the uptake of phenol

Shah et al., 2011

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2351649746623361606
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Shah B
Tailor R
Shah a
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Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy

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Bagasse fly ash (BFA), a sugar industry waste was converted into zeolitic material (ZBFA) by alkaline hydrothermal treatment. The virgin BFA and synthesized ZBFA were characterized by various instrumental techniques viz. XRF, FTIR, PXRD. Zeolitazation achieved showed …
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