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Heavy-metal biosorption: uses in research

Also: biosorbents, seaweed metal binding

Dead biomass such as seaweed or fermentation waste that binds toxic metals from water.

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  1. 1995 Biosorption of heavy metals

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Biosorption of heavy metals

Volesky and Holan reviewed metal biosorption by biomass, including waste fermentation biomass and seaweeds that removed lead and cadmium from very dilute solutions.

As reported in: Volesky, Holan (1995). Biosorption of Heavy Metals. Biotechnology Progress. doi:10.1021/bp00033a001

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