Search Results - "Condurache, Bogdan"

Oxidized Biomass and Its Usage as Adsorbent for Removal of Heavy Metal Ions from Aqueous Solutions by Condurache, Bogdan-Constantin, Cojocaru, Corneliu, Samoila, Petrisor, Cosmulescu, Susana Felicia, Predeanu, Georgeta, Enache, Andra-Cristina, Harabagiu, Valeria

“…Nowadays, very coarse wool fibers are considered waste biomass and are discarded at random or burned. Therefore, it is of actual interest to valorize coarse…”
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Dynamic Adsorption of a Cationic Dye onto Wool Fibers as Column-Filling Media: Response Surface Optimization and Fixed-Bed Adsorption Modeling by Condurache, Bogdan-Constantin, Cojocaru, Corneliu, Bargan, Alexandra, Samoila, Petrisor, Harabagiu, Valeria

“…This study reports a simple and low-cost method for water purification using recyclable natural fibers (coarse wool fibers) as column-filling media for…”
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Innovative nanostructured magnetite/wool/polysiloxane composite as magnetic adsorbent for oil spill removal by Condurache, Bogdan-Constantin, Cojocaru, Corneliu, Pascariu, Petronela, Samoila, Petrisor, Harabagiu, Valeria

“…We report herein the synthesis and characterization of a new nanostructured composite (Wool-$\text{Fe}_3\text{O}_4$-Polysiloxane) aimed to be applied as a…”
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Assessment of optical and thermal properties of polyimide/metal oxide composites for photovoltaic uses by Barzic, Andreea Irina, Diaconu, Alexandra-Diana, Condurache, Bogdan-Constantin, Soroceanu, Marius, Albu, Raluca Marinica, Stoica, Iuliana

“…Novel polyimide/metal oxide composites are theoretically designed for analysis of their applicative potential as covers for photovoltaic devices. The polymer…”
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Hybrid green bionanocomposites based on chitosan/starch/gelatin and metallic nanoparticles for biological applications by Filip, Daniela, Macocinschi, Doina, Nica, Simona Luminita, Asandulesa, Mihai, Condurache, Bogdan, Stoleru, Elena, Rata, Delia Mihaela, Bargan, Alexandra, Zaltariov, Mirela-Fernanda

“…Multicomponent composites based on natural biopolymers: chitosan, starch and gelatin in two different ratios (0.5:1:1 and 1:1:1) were in situ crosslinked by…”
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