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Record type:	stať ve sborníku (D)
Home Department:	Katedra chemie (31500)
Title:	Sorpce těžkých kovů na přírodním uhlí
Citace	Slovák, V., Maršálek, R., Janíček, M., Kohutová, H., Zelenka, T., Ráblová, L. a Kukuczka, R. Sorpce těžkých kovů na přírodním uhlí. In: ODPADOVÉ FÓRUM 2008. Milovy: PCHE, 2008. PCHE, 2008. s. 4307-4310. ISBN 978-80-02-02012-7.

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Publication year:	2008
Obor:	Znečištění a kontrola vody
Number of pages:	4
Page from:	4307
Page to:	4310
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ISBN code:	978-80-02-02012-7
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Proceedings title:	ODPADOVÉ FÓRUM 2008
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Publisher name:	PCHE
Place of publishing:	Milovy
Country of Publication:	Sborník vydaný v ČR
Název konference:	ODPADOVÉ FÓRUM 2008
Místo konání konference:	Milovy
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Typ akce podle státní příslušnosti účastníků:	Celostátní akce
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Key words in English:	adsorption; coal; heavy metals; waste water
Annotation in original language:	The paper summarizes extensive study of heavy metal sorption on bituminous, brown and oxidative altered coals. The results show that natural coals as sorbents of heavy metals can be more efficient then activated carbons due to higher adsorption capacity and independence of the sorption on the size of coal particles (studied range 0.06 ? 1 mm). In addition, low dependence on initial pH of solution was found for heavy metals sorption on oxidative altered coal.
Annotation in english language:	The paper summarizes extensive study of heavy metal sorption on bituminous, brown and oxidative altered coals. The results show that natural coals as sorbents of heavy metals can be more efficient then activated carbons due to higher adsorption capacity and independence of the sorption on the size of coal particles (studied range 0.06 ? 1 mm). In addition, low dependence on initial pH of solution was found for heavy metals sorption on oxidative altered coal.

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R01:	RIV/61988987:17310/08:A1000SFP

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