Development of Adsorbent Materials from Algal Biomass
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Boca Raton, Florida, United States
Source: Florida Atlantic University
Researchers at Florida Atlantic University have developed a method to transform cyanobacterial biomass into custom-made adsorbent materials that effectively remove harmful phosphorus from water. This innovative approach aims to combat harmful algal blooms by utilizing waste materials and modifying them with lanthanum chloride to enhance phosphorus removal efficiency.
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Description | Researchers at Florida Atlantic University have developed a method to transform cyanobacterial biomass into custom-made adsorbent materials that effectively remove harmful phosphorus from water. This innovative approach aims to combat harmful algal blooms by utilizing waste materials and modifying them with lanthanum chloride to enhance phosphorus removal efficiency. |
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