Low-cost Technique of Arsenic Removal from Water and its Removal Mechanism

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This study examines the potential of removing arsenic from water by co-precipitation with naturally occurring iron. The experimental study examined the sensitivity of removal of arsenic in response to manual mixing and prolonged settlement.

MAMTAZ, R. BACHE, D.H. (2001): Low-cost Technique of Arsenic Removal from Water and its Removal Mechanism. In: BANGLADESH UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY ; UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY (2001): Technologies for Arsenic Removal from Drinking Water. Dhaka: 43-58. URL [Accessed: 14.05.2012]

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