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Figure 3.24 SEM photographs for Bead T22 SEM photographs describe that the beads have highly porous structure. The outer surface of the beads seemed to be covered by a smooth polymer layer. This layer holds the LiMnO particles inside the bead and let the diffusion of water and metal ions inside and outside of the particle. The bead morphology before and after acid leaching remains nearly same which designates the stability of bead structure towards acidic and basic conditions. When the beads absorb water especially in basic conditions by swelling, the porous structure inside the beads provide large surface area for adsorption. 3.1.3.3.2 BET measurements BET measurements were done with beads T14, T15, T16, T16 after acid leaching, T18 and T21. The results were tabulated in Table 3.14 74

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