Process for removing chromate from solution

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210684, C25G 126

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ABSTRACT:
A process for removing dissolved chromium from a solution wherein said chromium is in the anion form which comprises contacting said solution with an adsorbent, comprising a hydrous oxide of iron at conditions whereby said chromium is adsorbed on said hydrous oxide, and wherein said hydrous oxide of iron is a granular, porous, high surface area, substantially non-crystalline, black material.

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