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Advanced composite membrane technologies for mercury and heavy metal ion removal from aqueous systems: A review
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• Functionalized polymer membranes enhance heavy metal selectivity. • Ligand-assisted membranes demonstrate superior Hg (II) removal. • Nitrogen-containing functional groups improve binding affinity to Pb²⁺ ions. • Porous advanced materials enable high surface area and tunable ion transport. • Regenerable membrane systems support cost-effective wastewater treatment.
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Heavy metal
Removal
Mercury
Polymer matrix membranes
Ion exchange mechanisms
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