Halid Junuzović, Melisa Ahmetović, Emina Kovačević, Aida Gogić, Aldijana Mustafić, Sabina Begić, Amra Selimović, Indira Šestan, Husejin Keran, Emina Mehmedović & Lejla Osmanbegović·International Research Journal of Pure and Applied Chemistry·2026
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Optimal process conditions for carbonate precipitation of selected heavy metal ions were tested in laboratory conditions using Na2CO3. To the prepared synthetic monocomponent and binary multicomponent solutions of heavy metals with initial concentrations of 500 mg/L, Na2CO3 was a...
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The expansion of industrialization and household use of synthetic compounds has generated significant wastewater containing toxic heavy metals. In developing countries, this wastewater is often discharged untreated due to the high cost of advanced treatment technologies. This stu...
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Natural zeolites may exhibit certain limitations in the adsorption of metal ions from aqueous solutions due to their heterogeneous mineral composition, variable content of exchangeable extra-framework cations, and the presence of impurities. In this study, natural clinoptilolite...
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Rapid industrialization has led to the creation of large amounts of wastewater containing various pollutants, among which heavy metals stand out. Heavy metals such as Cd (II) ions cause serious chronic diseases and even death if they are present in high concentrations. Therefore,...
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Water pollution by heavy metal ions poses a significant environmental problem due to their toxicity, persistence, and potential for accumulation in living organisms. Nickel requires particular attention, as it can occur at elevated concentrations in galvanic industry wastewater....
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Waste water in the galvanic process contains high concentrations of heavy metals that pose a direct danger to humans and the environment. Conventional methods for their removal are quite expensive and generate a large amount of waste. The development of new and improvement of exi...
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