Procurement of Yucca, a Biological Plant for a Research Study in Water Treatment?
Published on by Dr Lokesh Kumar, Chartered Chemist, PhD, Chemist at Delhi Jal Board, Government of National Capital Territory Delhi, India in Academic
Ammonia contamination in water and its removal is a big concern of environment in today's world.
I am working on ammonia removal techniques in water treatment. Currently, on a special Turkish Zeolite Clinoptilolite along with Zeolite 4A.
I am in need of a biological material Yucca which have been found by some researchers helpful in ammonia control.
Can any friend help me to provide this material Yucca as I am not able to get it in my country.
Regards,
Lokesh Kumar, Chartered Chemist
Delhi Jal Board
E-mail: lokeshdjb@gmail. com
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3 Answers
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Not Sure if this works, how many tonnes you need? Dry leaf or powder form? Write back, thanks
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I see DNA plant lifeforms are still being considered for RNA's natural biological function. Nice to do research spend years and dollars trying to imitate nature. I would think 3 to 4 billion years of successfully biodegrading compounds would be an acceptable process.
1 Comment
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The Water Network is a place of respect and knowledge sharing. I do not consider this comment either. Guy McGowen you are invited to edit it please
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Yucca for water treatment, really ? Yucca is a common plant in the Americas, and available in India as an ornamental. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yucca