Effect of organics (amino acids and fulvic acid) on the interaction between Cu(II) and clays in sea water

Effect of pH 0
  • Liu Guosheng
  • Zhang Zhengbin
  • Liu Liansheng
  • Zheng Shihuai
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Abstract

By the study of the effects of pH on the exchange ratio (%) of Cu(II) with clay(illite) in the presence of different concentrations of amino acids and fulvic acid, a new model of the mechanism of the effect of organics has been presented in this paper.

Keywords

Clay Histidine Fulvic Acid Curve Shift Trace Heavy Metal 
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© Science Press 1985

Authors and Affiliations

  • Liu Guosheng
    • 1
  • Zhang Zhengbin
    • 1
  • Liu Liansheng
    • 1
  • Zheng Shihuai
    • 1
  1. 1.Shandong College of OceanologyQingdao

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