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Use of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid as a scavenger for chromium from “wet blue” leather waste: thermodynamic and kinetics parameters
One serious consequence of the current consumer society is the transformation of the environment into a waste receptacle arising from human activities. Because of the potential toxic effects of chromium solid waste containing this metal there are grounds for serious concern for the tanning and leath
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