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Effect of adsorbent composition on H2S removal on sewage sludge-based materials enriched with carbonaceous phase

Ansari et al., 2005

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3686729430222956989
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Ansari A
Bagreev A
Bandosz T
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In order to improve the carbonaceous phase content in sewage sludge derived adsorbents, dewatered sludge was physically mixed with polystyrene sulfonic acid-co maleic acid sodium salt with the following ratios of polymer to sludge: 10: 90, 30: 70, 50: 50 and 70: 30 …
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