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• TITLE: Cellulosic Sorption Filter Materials with Surface Flocculation Activity—A Hopeful Anticipation of Water Purification

  AUTHORS: Miloslav Milichovský, Břetislav Češek, Michaela Filipi, Jan Gojný

  KEYWORDS: Nanotechnology; Cellulose Modification; Filtration; Surface Flocculation; Sorption

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.6 No.3, February 25, 2014

  ABSTRACT: A filter media was developed comprising ionic activated cellulosic material with enormous sorption activity to ions-active dissolved and colloidal substances in aqueous systems evoking so-called surface flocculation and a filling material having a filter effect. The dilemma of the art of low sorption efficiency and high flow rate of filtrated aqueous dispersions without sacrificing its separation efficiency of fines has been solved by use of activated cellulosic material having multi-fold (roughly tenfold to hundredfold) sorption capacity for ions-active dissolved and submicron particulate contaminants compared to untreated cellulosic material.