Methods of coagulating and decolorizing waste streams
作者： Wendy L. Dinicola , Gerald Guerro , Nicole Richards
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关键词: STREAMS 、 Materials science 、 Waste management 、 Deinking 、 Suspended solids 、 Polymer 、 Melamine
摘要: Compositions comprising polyamine and melamine polymers in certain ratios are provided for coagulating suspended solids wastewaters such as deinking process waters raw waters.
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