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A study on adsorption of metals by activated carbon in a large-scale (municipal) process of surface water purification

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Dabioch M., Skorek R., Kita A., Janoska P., Pytlakowska K., Zerzucha P., Sitko R.
Open Chemistry
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2013
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vol. 11
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issue 5
742-753
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Elements that enter the aquatic environment may pose a health risk to wildlife and humans. The aims of this study were: to determine how the introduction of activated carbon for a water purification system will improve the quality of the water produced; and to investigate the sorption of metals on activated carbons, including determination of the accumulation, as well as changes in concentrations of elements in carbons. The tests were carried out on three types of activated carbons with different granular structure. All samples were collected from Water Treatment Plant Goczalkowice, Poland. Concentrations of elements were measured using an optical emission spectrometer with inductively coupled plasma. The experiment showed that metals accumulating in the activated carbons during the operation included: Ca, Mn, Zn, and Cu. In each of the three types of carbons, it can distinguish such elements as Ba, Al, Cr, Ni, Ti, which are characterized by irregular accumulation during the operation of the filter. The introduction of carbon sorbent for water treatment largely contributed to improvement in the quality of raw material supplied to customers, mainly with regard to taste and smell, as well as to reduction of basic parameters: color, absorbance in the UV range and oxidability. [...]
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Characterization of polymeric system for cisplatin delivery - analytical methods for Pt determination

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Stoyanova E., Karadjova I., Karadjov M., Koseva N.
Open Chemistry
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2013
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vol. 11
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issue 9
1548-1553
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Abstract Cis-diamminedichloroplatinum(II) (cisplatin) was immobilized in a star-shaped polymer carrier. In order to define whether this polymer could be used as a drug delivery system for cisplatin, its characteristics, e.g. loading efficiency and release profile of cisplatin from the polymer in phosphate buffered saline (PBS), have to be assessed, and hence an appropriate analytical procedure for precise and reliable determination of Pt(II) must be established. Optimal instrumental parameters for Pt measurement by commonly used atomic spectrometric methods ETAAS and ICP-OES in various examined media were defined. Matrix interferences observed that were related to both techniques were evaluated, and analytical figures of merit were compared and critically discussed. Graphical abstract [...]
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Facile dehalogenation of halogenated anilines and their derivatives using Al-Ni alloy in alkaline aqueous solution

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Weidlich T., Prokeš L.
Open Chemistry
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2011
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vol. 9
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issue 4
590-597
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This article describes the simple hydrodehalogenation of halogenated anilines and their derivatives by the action of Raney aluminium-nickel alloy in aqueous alkaline solution at room temperature. The reaction course was monitored by means of 1H nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy and GC-MS spectra. [...] The effect of Al and Ni and the nature and quantity of the base for effective hydrodehalogenation were studied. The possibility of lowering Al content more than 500 times and Ni content more than 10 times in the filtered mother liquor by a dehalogenation procedure was tested using precipitation. The reduction method described was satisfactorily proved for dehalogenation of polyhalogenated anilines in the multiphase dimethoxymethane/aqueous NaOH/Al-Ni reaction mixture. Dehalogenation under multi-phase conditions was demonstrated for the preparation of ortho-alkylated anilines from simply available 2-substituted-4-chloroanilines.
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Geochemical investigation of alluvial sediments: validation of ICP-OES determination of heavy metals. A case study from the Utrata River Valley (central Poland)

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Biro M., Kavšek D., Karasiński J., Szwarczewski P., Bulska E., Vončina D.
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The development and validation of a reliable analytical procedure for the determination of selected metals (Cd, Cr, Cu, Pb, Zn and Mn) in sediments accumulated in the Utrata River (Poland) is described. The aqua regia extraction followed by inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry (ICP-OES) was used for this purpose. The optimized analytical procedure was validated, and adequate quality control actions were implemented in order to provide reliable data. The precision under’ within-laboratory’ reproducibility conditions was estimated from duplicate analysis. Certified reference material (CRM) was used in order to evaluate the accuracy of the results regarding the sewage sludge amended soil CRM 143R. The detection limits for all elements of interest were well-below their content in the investigated sediment samples. The obtained reliable data could be used for assessment of the relationship between human economic activity in the past and the geochemical features of the sediments.
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