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• TITLE: Fly Ash for Removal of Contaminates from Coal Mine Drainage

  AUTHORS: Shadi Abu-Baker, Shahrokh Ghaffari, Lucy Egdell, Kristin Haser

  KEYWORDS: Fly Ash, Coal Mine, Water Contamination Reduction, Iron Contamination

  JOURNAL NAME: Natural Science, Vol.8 No.9, September 8, 2016

  ABSTRACT: In this study, fly ash obtained from a coal burning power plant was used to remove iron from coal mine drainage as well as raising the pH to acceptable limits for natural water using column chromatography. The results of this study indicate that fly ash has the ability to completely remove iron and reduce acidity of coal mine water drainage. This approach can be extended to include other contaminants such as magnesium.