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    Oxidatively modified carbon as efficient material for removing radionuclides from water
    (Elsevier, 2017) Khannanov, Artur; Nekljudov, Vadim V.; Gareev, Bulat; Kiiamov, Airat; Tour, James M.; Dimiev, Ayrat M.; Materials Science and Nanoengineering; NanoCarbon Center
    There is a constant need to develop advantageous materials for removing radioactive waste from aqueous systems. Here we propose a new carbon-based material prepared by oxidative treatment of various natural carbon sources. The as-prepared oxidatively modified carbon (OMC) has an oxygen-rich surface, and retains its particulate granular texture. It has relatively low cost and can be used in traditional filtration columns. The sorption ability of OMC toward several metal cations is demonstrated. It is especially efficient toward Cs+ cations, the species that are among the most difficult to remove from the waters at the Fukushima nuclear plant.
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