Flocculation with titanium tetrachloride (TiCl(4)) and titanium sulfate (Ti(SO(4))(2)) was investigated in terms of different coagulant doses, pH, turbidity, dissolved organic carbon (DOC), UV-254, colour, zeta potential, particle size and molecular weight distribution. The two coagulants were compared with the commonly used coagulants such as ferric chloride (FeCl(3)) and aluminium sulfate (Al...

Problem statement: Turbid waters, containing colloidal particles, are normally treated by coagulation-flocculation followed by clarification. Ferric chloride and alum, which are the most common types of coagulants in water treatment plants of Iran as well as many other countries, were investigated with the aim of determining their capabilities to reduce turbidity of drinking water. Turbidity wa...

Ferric phosphate (FePO4) sludge is routinely generated in wastewater treatment by addition of ferric chloride to remove phosphates and precipitate suspended solids. After the addition of sulfide to the FePO4 sludge, insoluble FeS particles are generated, leaving behind a phosphate-rich liquid, which can potentially be used as fertilizer. Electrochemical oxidation of FeS can lead to recovery of ...

A total of 1110 broiler cockerels were used in three experiments to determine the availability of iron and copper from various sources. A skim milk basal diet was fed in each experiment using chicks maintained in battery brooders beginning at one day of age. Four organic iron compounds (sequestered iron A' and ferric choline chloride in Experiment 1 and sequestered iron B and C in Experiment 2)...