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Mastrodoménico Araujo, Enrique

Yance Pérez, Armando

Rodríguez Arenas, Max

González Valencia, Javier

Munárriz Bula, Alvaro

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El consejo directivo de la Corporación Universidad de la Costa CUC modifica el calendario académico Periodo 2022 – 1 en ejercicio de las facultades estatutarias otorgadas por la resolución 3235 del 28 de marzo del 2012, Expedida por el Ministerio de Educación Nacional, acordamos la modificación del Calendario Académico del periodo 2022 - 1 y amplíese el plazo para matriculas desde el jueves veintisiete (27) de enero hasta el viernes cuatro (4) de febrero del año 2022, con el fin de que los estudiantes puedan a manera de excepción realizar la matricula financiera.Universidad de la cost

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AN OVERVIEW OF FOREST RESIDUES 
AS PROMISING LOW-COST 
ADSORBENTS 
 
Vieira, Yasmin; N. dos Santos, Juliana M.; georgin, jordana; S. 
Oliveira, Marcos L.; Pinto, Diana; Dotto, Guilherme Luiz 
 
 
Abstract 
Anthropogenic activities have severely affected biogeochemical cycles on a global 
scale, resulting in a drastic increase in environmental problems, intensified by 
wastewater generation containing high levels of pollutants. As it is known that water 
is precious yet limited, viable wastewater treatments must be developed. Adsorption 
is an environmentally friendly option, and it offers the possibility of resolving two 
problems simultaneously. Besides removing pollutants from water, many adsorbents 
can be produced using wooden forestry residues. Such materials are generally 
considered as waste, which leads to their direct disposal. In addition, there are types 
of wooden forestry waste that have little or no use for humankind, such as fallen 
leaves or rotten fruits. Therefore, the utilization of wooden forestry residues for 
preparing low-cost adsorbents is promising. In this review, we briefly approach 
adsorption advantages to wastewater treatment. Later on, we focus on several types 
of wooden forestry residues as alternative low-cost adsorbents. © 2021 International 
Association for Gondwana Research. 
 
 
Keywords 
Adsorption; Bark; Leaves; Sawdust; Seeds 


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