Multistage Adsorption-Filtration of Cow's Milk for Heavy Metal and Radionuclide Removal with Preservation of Milk Quality.

Aray Bazanova, Aitbek Kakimov, Marzhan Tashybayeva, Alibek Muratbayev, Nazerke Muratzhankyzy, Nadir Ibragimov

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Aray BazanovaResearch School of Food Engineering, Shakarim University, 20A Glinki Street, Semey 071412, Kazakhstan.

Aitbek KakimovResearch School of Food Engineering, Shakarim University, 20A Glinki Street, Semey 071412, Kazakhstan.

Marzhan TashybayevaResearch School of Food Engineering, Shakarim University, 20A Glinki Street, Semey 071412, Kazakhstan.

Alibek MuratbayevResearch School of Food Engineering, Shakarim University, 20A Glinki Street, Semey 071412, Kazakhstan.ORCID 0000-0002-0830-5007

Nazerke MuratzhankyzyResearch School of Food Engineering, Shakarim University, 20A Glinki Street, Semey 071412, Kazakhstan.

Nadir IbragimovResearch School of Food Engineering, Shakarim University, 20A Glinki Street, Semey 071412, Kazakhstan.

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Abstract

This study evaluated a modular sorbent-based filtration system for reducing heavy metals and anthropogenic radionuclides in cow milk and assessed changes in selected physicochemical parameters. Taurite (shungite), natural zeolite, and coconut-shell activated carbon 207C were tested in single- and multicolumn configurations at 100 and 150 cm

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activated carbonadsorption–filtrationcow’s milkheavy metalsnatural zeoliteradionuclidestaurite

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PMID42883519

DOI10.3390/foods15193413

PMCPMC13664192

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