Fungi aerobic granules and use of Fe(III)-treated granules for biosorption of antimony(V)

Research output: Journal Publications and Reviews › RGC 21 - Publication in refereed journal › peer-review

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Keyphrases

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Fe(III) Keyphrases
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Fungi Keyphrases
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Biosorption Keyphrases
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Granules Keyphrases
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Antimony(V) Keyphrases
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Aerobic Granules Keyphrases
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Carbon Source Keyphrases
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Maximum Capacity Keyphrases
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Sequencing Batch Re... Keyphrases
33
Langmuir Keyphrases
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Iron(III) Chloride Keyphrases
33
Biosorbent Keyphrases
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Dry Mass Keyphrases
33
High Adsorption Cap... Keyphrases
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Geotrichum Keyphrases
33
Granule Surface Keyphrases
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Sb(V) Keyphrases
33
Cultivated Fungi Keyphrases
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Iron Precipitate Keyphrases

INIS

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antimony INIS
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fungi INIS
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capacity INIS
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ph value INIS
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surfaces INIS
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cost INIS
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precipitation INIS
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matrices INIS
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removal INIS
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biomass INIS
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adsorption INIS
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iron INIS
25
carbon sources INIS
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reactors INIS
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glucose INIS

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

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Granule Agricultural and Biologic...
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Fungi Agricultural and Biologic...
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Surface Agricultural and Biologic...
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Sequencing Agricultural and Biologic...
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Geotrichum Agricultural and Biologic...
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Glucose Agricultural and Biologic...
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Biomass Agricultural and Biologic...

Chemical Engineering

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Biosorption Chemical Engineering
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Antimony Chemical Engineering
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Carbon Chemical Engineering
50
Iron Chemical Engineering
50
Sequencing Batch Re... Chemical Engineering
50
Glucose Chemical Engineering
50
Adsorption Chemical Engineering
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