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Membrane-based removal of ammonia from a waste stream and its recovery
At neutral pH levels, ammonia in aqueous streams exists in two forms: ammonium ion (NH4+) and dissolved ammonia gas molecules (NH3). Membrane separation serves as a viable option for treatment of ammonia containing effluents. This can be achieved via by stripping NH3 from an ammonia feed solution at
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