The use of organo-clays in water treatment
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Abstract
Abstract The use of organo-clays in wastewater treatment has become commonplace in industry today. Organo-clays exhibit a synergistic effect with many commonly utilized water treatment unit processes including granular-activated charcoal, reverse osmosis, and air strippers. Organo-clays have proven to be the technology of choice for treating oily wastewaters. This paper will discuss the physical chemistry of the organo-clays sorption mechanism as well as numerous examples of where the technology has been applied.
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OpenAlex topics: Analytical Chemistry and Sensors · Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry · Water Quality Monitoring and Analysis
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