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Screening specialty adsorber and anion exchange resins to improve understanding of natural organic matter removal mechanism
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Screening specialty adsorber and anion exchange resins to improve understanding of natural organic matter removal mechanism
"Anion exchange resins (AERs) effectively remove a significant portion of natural organic matter (NOM) from water. For anionic NOM, electrostatic interactions are recognized as predominant removal mechanism. However, the role of non-electrostatic interactions and mechanisms involved in removing NOM with low charge density are not yet fully understood. To address these limitations, nine specialty adsorber and AERs, with different backbones and, i…
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