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Alternatives: "are able to remove" or "can remove."
Good adsorption efficiency obtained for proposed methods indicates that, the 3A zeolite is capable to remove the significant amounts of Rhodamine B and Malachite green from environmental water samples.
Hence, a small amount of the adsorbent (0.04 g) was capable to remove high percentage of dyes, i.e. 100%, 99.6% and 100% for MB, AO and Er, respectively, in very short time (2.5 min).
In previous work [10], authors tried to remove the heterogeneity in road accident data using data mining techniques and used a framework using clustering and association rule mining techniques that is capable to remove the heterogeneity from road accident data.
Extraction kits should be capable to recover nucleic acids and remove inhibitors from diverse clinical materials simultaneously.
According to our findings, only small dosage of the proposed MOF is considerably capable to remove large amounts of dyes at room temperature and in very short time that is a big advantage of MIL-68(Al) as a promising adsorbent for adsorptive removal processes.
In contrast, wild type C. metallidurans strain CH34 was not capable to remove mercury either in presence or absence of thioglycolate.
It is also worth noting that agar is capable to retain the deposit and materials removed, thus compounds allowing a more efficient control of the cleaning procedure.
This technology is not only capable to remove a wide variety of contaminants in just one step, but is simple, cost effective, and environmentally friendly.
