application of a composite sorbent based on natural and synthetic zeolites for cesium ion elimination from water solutions

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Abstract
The study has been carried out to determine the effect of variations in the content of natural and synthetic zeolites, being the components of the composite sorbent, on the cesium sorption from the water solution.
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Authors ;A. Yu. Lonin;V. V. Levenets;V. M. Voevodin;A. O. Shchur
Journal veterinary immunology and immunopathology
Year 2014
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Keywords
sorption clinoptilolite cesium zeolites constitution and properties of matter

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