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Besides the numerous applications of magnetic particles in the fields of medicine, diagnostics, molecular biology, and bioinorganic chemistry, a high potential exists for these particles in environmental sciences. Several methods have been proposed these last years for the separation of metals from wastewater using either micro- or nano-magnetic particles. We describe here the synthesis of such particles, compare their magnetic properties, and discuss the possibility of selectivity for metals ions, namely radionuclides.
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