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Anhydride Functional Nanocoatings for Heavy Metal Cadmium Capture and Release

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Pulsed plasmachemical deposited poly(maleic anhydride) nanolayers display high efficiency for the capture of toxic cadmium ions from aqueous solution (down to the low parts per billion range). Subsequent release of the isolated heavy metal species and host media regeneration is accomplished by rinsing in weak acid solution.

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Dr. W. C. E. Schofield and Mr. M. D. West are thanked for sample preparation and atomic absorption spectroscopy analysis. T. J. Wood is grateful to Surface Innovations Ltd. for financial support.

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Wood, T.J., Badyal, J.P.S. Anhydride Functional Nanocoatings for Heavy Metal Cadmium Capture and Release. Plasma Chem Plasma Process 33, 873–879 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11090-013-9473-5

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