Combined and Hybrid Adsorbents (eBook)

Preface. Part I. Hybrid adsorptive materials and Special Inorganic Adsorbents and special inorganic adsorbents. Synthesis, Structure and Adsorption Properties of Funcionalized Polysiloxane Materials; Y.L. Zub and A.A. Chuiko.- Design, Synthesis and Characterization of Ordered Mesoporous Materials for Environmental Applications; M. Jaroniec.- Selective Removal of Radionuclides from Nuclear Waste Effluents using Inorganic Ion Exchangers; R. Koivula et al..-Experimental Approach to the Synthesis of Hybrid Adsorbents on the basis of Polysiloxane Xerogels Functionalized with Calix[4]arenes and their Derivatives; O.V. Kuchma.- Hybrid Polymer-Silica Adsorbent for Chromatography; O.N. Ruzimuradov.- Design and Characterization of Novel Zeoadsorption Media derived from Surface Coating with Functional Hydrocarbons; E. Chmielweská and W. Tylus.- Regulation of Lignocellulose Materials Sorption Properties by Modification for Environmental Application; G. Telysheva et al.-Hydrothermostability of Mesoporous Mesophase Materials of MCM-41 and SBA-3 type; M.E.Malyshev et al.- Uranium Sorption by Organozeolites and Ferromagnetic Organozeolites from Waste Water of Special Laundry; V.A. Nikashina et al.- Template Effect of the M3+ -Cations in the Course of the Synthesis of High Dispersed Titanium and Zirconium Phosphates; I.Z. Zhuravlev.- New Spherically Granulated Inorganic Ion Exchangers on the basis of Titanium Phosphate; A. Zaitseva et al.-Iron-based Nanoadsorbents for the Removal of Metal Ions from Water; E.A. Deliyanni et al.- Preliminary Study on the Adsorption of the Cationic Dye Astrazon Red by a Portuguese Bentonite; S.C.R. Santos et al.- Part II – Activated Carbon, Combined Adsorbents and other organic Adsorbents. Morphology and Surface Chemistry of Chemically Treated Activated Carbons; K. Laszló.- Porous Carbons in Gas Separation and Storage; F. RodrIguez-Reinoso.- .Carbonaceous Materials as Desulfurization Media; T.J. Bandosz.- Combined AdsorptionPreparations from Active Carbons, Clay Minerals and Natural Plant Products; M. T. Karte! et al.- Synthesis of New Low Density Carbon Materials with Molecular Sieving Properties; S. S. Stavitskaya et al.- Granular Activated Carbon from Deciduous Wood Lignocellulose; I Rizhikovs et al.- Synthesis of Activated Carbon from Spent Lubricating Oil and Application for Adsorption of Cadmium and Lead Ions from Aqueous Solution; R. Shawabkeh et al.- Synthesis and Catalytic Properties of N-Containing Synthetic Carbons on a basis of Copolymer of Styrene and Divinylbenzene; S.V. Zhuravsky et al.- Adsorption Properties of Modified Filtration Materials in Water Treatment; Y. I. Tarasevich et al.- Properties of Combined Sorbent 'Zeolite in Fiber'; V.A. Nikashina et al.- Enhancement of Adsorption Capacity by use of Phase Change Material (PCM) as Additive in an Activated Carbon (AC) Fixed Bed Adsorber; w.Zimmermann and J. U Keller.- Thermochemical Activation of Lignins for Obtaining Effective Sorbents; G. Dobele et al .- An Opportunity for Reduction ofthe Influence of Diffusion Resistance when Carrying out Catalytic and Adsorption Processes by using Porous Wall Tubes made of Activated Carbon; L. Lfutzkanov and N Kolev- .Use of Active Carbon to Phenol Reduction from Water Solution; A. Wolborska.- Removal of Hydrogen Sulfide, Ammonia and Nitrite Ions from Water Solutions using Modified Active Carbons; T. Lupascu et al.- Adsorption of Chromium Ions from Aqueous Solution using Activated Carbo-Aluminosilicate Material; R. A. Shawabkeh.- Modified Natural Sorbents for Binding Heavy Metal Ions; A. A. Nikolaychuk et a.- .Influence of Adsorption of Viruses of Plants on Electric Properties; of Porous Silicon Yuri A. Vashpanov and Igor P. Konup.- Adsorption Study of Lead by Ascophyllum Nodosum using a Factorial Experimental Design; 0. Freitas et al.- Application of Chitin Containing Sorbents for Treatment of Water Solutions; T. Solodovnik.- Biosorption Performance of a Binary Metal Mixture by Al