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Catalyst – solid sorbent – or support therefor: product or process – Solid sorbent – Having specifically intended extraneously added iron group...

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C502S414000, C502S415000, C502S428000, C502S429000, C502S437000

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06914034

ABSTRACT:
Adsorbents for removing anions of a heavy metals comprise a porous carbon in which at least one oxygen-containing compound of iron, copper, and/or aluminum is incorporated. The oxygen-containing compound may be incorporated into the porous carbon by impregnation or dispersion of a suitable precursor of such a compound. The precursor may be further treated to yield the oxygen-containing compound. Such adsorbents are particularly useful for removing arsenic and/or selenium from the environment and may be used in treating drinking water sources.

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