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Summary of Environmental Doctoral Thesis: Investigation of activated carbon denaturation in order to create material for treatment of several hazard ions in water environment

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The research goals of the thesis: Preparation and characterization of activated carbon products denaturated by surface oxidation technics. Determination of cation exchange capacity of the materials. Investigation of Mn and Fe linking on surface of prepared materials to form a new adsorption material for effective removing hazard anions in water environment. |

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