Use of polyacrylamide-grafted Plantago psyllium mucilage
Use of polyacrylamide-grafted Plantago psyllium mucilage as a flocculant for treatment of textile wastewater
Plantago psyllium mucilage or Plantago psyllium ovate is a food grade natural polysaccharide obtained from Plantago psyllium and its mucilage is calm of natural arabinoxylan (arabinose 22.6% and
Use of polyacrylamide-grafted Plantago psyllium mucilage
Use of polyacrylamide-grafted Plantago psyllium mucilage as a flocculant for treatment of textile wastewater
The chemical modification of Plantago psyllium mucilage (Psy), an anionic polysaccharide, was done by grafting polyacrylamide (PAM) chains to prepare a graft-copolymer (Psy-g-PAM). It was synthesized in the presence of nitrogen using ceric ammonium
Synthesis of Plantago Psyllium Mucilage Grafted
Use of polyacrylamide-grafted Plantago psyllium mucilage as a flocculant for treatment of textile wastewater
THE MUCILAGE FROM PSYLLIUM SEED, PLANTAGO PSYLLIUM, L. BY ERNEST ANDERSON AND MILTON FIREMAN (From the Department of Chemistry, the University of Arizona, Tucson) (Received for publication, February 7, 1935) The seed coats of psyllium seed consist of cells filled with mucilage (1).
Characterization of Psyllium (Plantago ovata
Psyllium has been in use as a medicinal agent since ancient times throughout the world. It is used for treatment of constipation, diarrhea, hemorrhoids, and high blood pressure.
The chemical modification of mucilage of Plantago psyllium (Psy), a polysaccharide, is not much reported. Some work on the use of Psy grafted with polyacrylamide [poly(AAm)] (Agarwal et al., 2002) and polyacrylonitrile [poly(AN)] (Mishra et al., 2003) on Psy has been reported for use as flocculent.
Psyllium Husk in Water-Based Drilling Fluids: An
"Use of polyacrylamide-grafted Plantago psyllium mucilage as a flocculant for treatment of textile wastewater". Colloid and Polymer Science 282 (7): 722–727. Patel, A., S. Stamatakis, S. Young and J. Friedheim (2007).
Use of polyacrylamide-grafted Plantago psyllium mucilage as a flocculant for treatment of textile wastewater. Colloid and polymer science. 2004. 282: 722-727. DOI: 10.1007/s00396-003-1003-1
A Review on the Modification of Polysaccharide Through
Mishra A, Agarwal M, Bajpai M, Rajani S, Mishra RP. Plantago psyllium mucilage for sewage and tannery effluent treatment. Iran Polym J 2002; 11: 381-6. [9] Mishra A, Srinivasan R, Bajpai M, Dubey R. Use of polyacrylamide-grafted Plantago psyllium mucilage as a flocculant for treatment of textile wastewater. Colloid Polym Sci 2004; 1(282): 722-7.
The application of Tamarindus indica seed mucilage (Tam), a food grade polysaccharide, and its acrylamide grafted copolymer as flocculants was assessed for the first time for removal of various types of dyes from model textile wastewater containing azo, basic, and reactive dyes. Acrylamide grafted T. indica mucilage (Tam-g-PAM) was obtained by ceric ion initiated polymerization technique.
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