Development and Application of Newly Synthesized Guar gum Diamino Benzoic Acid (GDABA) Resin for Elimination of Hazardous Waste Metal Ions from Industrial Effluents

The newly synthesized Guar gum Diamino Benzoic Acid (GDABA) resin for elimination of hazardous waste metal ions was developed from industrial effluents. The gaur gum has been studied for their good metal sorption properties and found to have potential for waste management. In the laboratory, chemically produced Guar gum Diamino Benzoic Acid (GDABA) derivative has been employed for the elimination of Pb2+, Cd2+ and Zn2+ ions from effluents of Steel Industries in Jodhpur, Rajasthan (India). These groups of ion exchanger constitute new category of newly reformed ion exchange resin for the retraction of ions of harmful metal. It was further diagnosed by computing its thermal and FT-IR spectral analysis, ion exchange capacity etc. The estimation of 'Kd' values of these unsafe metal ions was also done at various values of pH.