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Main Title Selective Removal of Nitrate and Nitrite from Polluted Water.
Author Meloa, Clifton E. ;
CORP Author Kansas Water Resources Research Inst., Manhattan.
Year Published 1974
Report Number Contrib-138; DI-14-31-0001-3216; OWRR-A-033-KAN; 06833,; A-033-KAN(1)
Stock Number PB-231 471
Additional Subjects Ion exchange resins ; Inorganic nitrates ; Chemical removal(Water treatment) ; Precipitation(Chemistry) ; Amines ; Nitrites ; Water pollution control ; Benzoic acid/((diethylamine-phenyl)ethyl-ester)-nitro ; Methylamine/N-N-diethyl-l-l-diphenyl ; Tetraazabicyclo(2-1-1)hex-1-ene/triphenyl-2-3-5-6 ; Ethanol/diethylamino-phenyl
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NTIS  PB-231 471 Some EPA libraries have a fiche copy filed under the call number shown. 07/26/2022
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Abstract
The basic idea was to add known nitrate selective compounds to currently available ion exchange resins to produce a resin that would selectively remove nitrate from contaminated waters, be easy to handle, and be capable of regeneration. Three such resins were made and tested and were found to have some selectivity but were entirely inadequate with regards to capacity. The compounds used were alpha-phenyl-alpha-hydroxy-beta-diethylaminoethane and alpha-phenyl-beta-diethylaminoe-thyl-p-nitrobenzoate on Bio-Rex-70 and Bio-Gel P-300 , P-30 and P-4. Studies were also begun using nitron and N-diethylbenzohydrylamine.