SYNTHESIS AND STUDYING OF NITROGEN AND OXYGEN-CONTAINING COMPLEXING SORBENTS DURING THE SORPTION OF SOME D-METALS

Khayit Turaev; Gulnora Umirova; Sherzod Kasimov; Malika Kobilova

doi:10.5281/zenodo.10246822

SYNTHESIS AND STUDYING OF NITROGEN AND OXYGEN-CONTAINING COMPLEXING SORBENTS DURING THE SORPTION OF SOME D-METALS

01.12.2023 International Scientific Journal "Science and Innovation". Series A. Volume 2 Issue 11

Khayit Turaev, Gulnora Umirova, Sherzod Kasimov, Malika Kobilova

Abstract.

Keywords: covalent immobilized ligand, aminoacetic acid, microstructure, scanning electron microscopy, structural sorption properties

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