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Coagulation of trace arsenic and cadmium from drinking water using titanium potassium oxalate

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Coagulation of trace arsenic and cadmium from drinking water using titanium potassium oxalate

J. Zhou, Y. Liu, et al.

Discover how titanium potassium oxalate revolutionizes drinking water safety by effectively removing arsenic and cadmium, outperforming traditional coagulants. This innovative solution, presented by Juanjuan Zhou, Yanwei Liu, Bingqian Li, Huashou Li, Guikui Chen, and Rongliang Qiu, not only enhances water quality but also reduces hardness, making it a cost-effective choice for environmental health.

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