Electrostatic Effects in Biosorption. The Role of the Electrochemistry | Zendy

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Electrostatic Effects in Biosorption. The Role of the Electrochemistry

Author(s) -

Pablo Lodeiro,

José L. Barriada,

Roberto Herrero,

Manuel E. Sastre de Vicente

Publication year - 2007

Publication title -

portugaliae electrochimica acta

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.252

H-Index - 27

eISSN - 1647-1571

pISSN - 0872-1904

DOI - 10.4152/pea.200701043

Subject(s) - biosorption , electrochemistry , environmental chemistry , chemistry , environmental science , materials science , chemical engineering , adsorption , electrode , engineering , sorption

Biosorption is the passive sequestration of pollutants by non-metabolizing non-living biomass. The technique emerged in 1980’s as a possible alternative method for wastewater treatments in an environmentally friendly manner. In this paper it is shown that a basic research in biosorption processes is closely related to the field of Electrochemistry according to the conceptual division of this area in Ionics and Electrodics.

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