A high throughput screening method for the selection of zeolites for binding cations
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Edel M. Minogue, Tammy P. Taylor, Anthony K. Burrell, George J. Havrilla, Benjamin P. Warner, Michael T. Janicke
An effective high throughput screening technique is described for the rapid analysis of zeolites as binding agents for cationic sequestration.
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