Strong base ion exchange (SBIX) is a best available technology to remove a range of
regulated oxyanions from potable water. Some ion exchange resins can be regenerated …

In the United States anthropogenic activities are mainly responsible for the wide spread
perchlorate contamination of drinking water, surface water, groundwater, and soil. Even at …

Ion exchange (IX) using synthetic resins is a cost-efficient technology to cope with a wide
range of contaminants in water treatment. However, implementing IX processes is …

Perchlorate is not only a known health hazard for human but also one of the persistent
inorganic pollutants. Some significant technologies have been carried out to remove or …

The simultaneous removal of radionuclides technetium-99 and iodine-129 from an actual
decontaminated Hanford tank waste sample (a mixture of decontaminated waste from tanks …

Ion exchange technology removes ionic compounds from waters effectively but treatment of
the spent regenerant is expensive. The bioregeneration of sulfate-laden strong base anion …

This paper reviews the unique situation of perchlorate contamination in Chile, including its
sources, presence in environmental media and in the human population, and possible steps …

The sustainability of ion-exchange treatment processes using high capacity single use
resins to remove nitrate from contaminated drinking water can be achieved by regenerating …

Column adsorption of perchlorate by amine-crosslinked biopolymer based resin was
investigated by considering the bed depth, stream flow rate and influent pH. The empty bed …

Dioxane is a probable carcinogen and trace contaminant that is difficult to remove from
water because of its high solubility and low volatility. Removal of 1, 4-dioxane from aqueous …