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Home Block 3 Text Featured ScienceBarley, the Sustainable Grain Barley is a sustainable grain valued for its adaptability, low input needs, and versatility of end uses. It performs well under dryland and marginal conditions, often requiring less water and fertilizer than other cereals.
In this month’s feature, the Montana State University Breeding Program gets down into the DNA of what makes barley such a good green crop!
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Fixed-Bed Adsorption Study with Brewer’s Spent Grain for the Removal of Heavy Metals in Model Waters Heavy metals are toxic water contaminants that require a clean-up treatment. Adsorption is a widely used treatment method which is easy to implement and operate, while being constrained by the high cost of adsorbents. Biosorbents made from industrial organic residual materials are inexpensive with an inherent ability to adsorb heavy metals trough functional groups. In this study by Philipp Dancker, Karl Glas, and Martina Gastl, the ability of brewer’s spent grain as a biosorbent for heavy metal waste water remediation was evaluated with a fixed-bed adsorber and a batch experiment.
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