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Seeding Principles of High Gradient Magnetic Separation
This article, the second of a three‐part series, examines the precipitation of AI (III), Fe(MI), Cu(II) and their coprecipitates, after the addition of magnetite seed. The use of a coagulant cation produces a coagulum containing enough magnetite to permit complete removal in the HGMS device at very high filtration rates.
Seeding Principles of High Gradient Magnetic Separation
This article, the second of a three‐part series, examines the precipitation of AI (III), Fe(MI), Cu(II) and their coprecipitates, after the addition of magnetite seed. The use of a coagulant cation produces a coagulum containing enough magnetite to permit complete removal in the HGMS device at very high filtration rates.
Seeding Principles of High Gradient Magnetic Separation
de Latour, Christopher (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 68 ; 443-446
1976-08-01
4 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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