Synthesis and characterization of a new coagulant PA6/CMC for the removal of water turbidity
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https://doi.org/10.36329/jkcm/2024/v3.i2.12448Keywords:
Keywords: Nylon6 waste, carboxy methyl cellulose, coagulation, Jar test, turbidity.Abstract
Turbidity adds an objectionable appearance to waters. The effectiveness of PA6/CMC composite in coagulation and flocculation to improve the quality of waters was investigated. Results of the "jar test" conducted indicated that by adding 0.01 gm of PA6/CMC at pH 5 and time of 30 min., turbidity of solution was reduced to about 95% at 50NTU and 98% at 100NTU respectively. The results of this study suggest that PA6/CMC copolymer is a potential coagulant for reducing turbidity during water treatment.
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