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12013Utilization of nSiO2 , fly ash and nSiO2 / fly ash composite for the remediation of triphenyltin (TPT) from contaminated seawaterAyanda, Olushola Sunday ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J 
22013Spatio-temporal variation of organotin compounds in seawater and sediments from Cape Town harbour, South Africa using gas chromatography with flame photometric detector (GC-FPD).Okoro, HK ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J ; Snyman, Reinette G 
32011Sources, environmental levels and toxicity of organotin in marine environment – A reviewOkoro, HK ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J ; Snyman, Reinette G 
42011Sources environmental levels and toxicity of organotin in marine environment: a review.Okoro, HK ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J ; Snyman, Reinette G 
52013Sorption of triphenyltin chloride to nFe3 O4 , fly ash, and nFe3 O4 / fly ash composite material in seawaterFatoki, Olalekan S ; Ayanda, Olushola Sunday ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J 
62012A review of sequential extraction procedures for heavy metals speciation in soil and sediments.Okoro, HK ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J ; Snyman, Reinette G 
72011A review of niobium-tantalum separation in hydrometallurgyAyanda, Olushola Sunday ; Adekola, Folahan A 
82011A review of niobium-tantalum separation in hydrometallurgyAyanda, Olushola Sunday ; Adekola, Folahan A 
92013Removal of tributyltin from shipyard process wastewater by ash, activated carbon and fly ash / activated carbon composite: Adsorption models and kineticsAyanda, Olushola Sunday ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J 
102013Remediation of tributyltin contaminated seawater by adsorption using nFe3 O4 , activated carbon and nFe3 O4 /activated carbon composite materialAyanda, Olushola Sunday ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J 
112012Preparation and characterization of activated carbon–nFe3O4, activated carbon–nSiO2 and activated carbon–nZnO hybrid materialsFatoki, Olalekan S ; Ayanda, Olushola Sunday ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J ; Opeolu, Beatrice O 
122012Preparation and characterisation of nZnO/Fly Ash CompositeXimba, Bhekumusa J ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A 
1318-Jun-2012Preparation and characterisation of nZnO/fly ash compositeAyanda, Olushola Sunday ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J 
142013Physio-chemical characteristics and 1-year monitoring of heavy metal pollution and its seasonal variation in seawater of Cape Town harbour, South AfricaOkoro, HK ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J ; Snyman, Reinette G 
152014Organotin compoundsOkoro, HK ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J ; Snyman, Reinette G 
162014Organotin compoundsOkoro, HK ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J ; Snyman, Reinette G 
172012Mineral analysis of an artificial pond sediment samples from the Western Cape Province, South Africa.Okoro, HK ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J ; Snyman, Reinette G 
182015Lysosomal membrane stability of the mussel, mytilus galloprovincialis (L.), as a Biomarker of Tributyltin Exposure.Okoro, HK ; Snyman, Reinette G ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J ; Slabber, M.Y. 
192015Kinetics isotherm and thermodynamics of tributyltin removal by adsorption onto activated carbon, silica and composite material of silica and activated carbon.Ayanda, Olushola Sunday ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J ; Petrik, LF 
202013Kinetics and equilibrium models for the sorption of tributyltin to nZnO activated carbon and nZnO / activated carbon composite in artificial seawaterAyanda, Olushola Sunday ; Fatoki, Olalekan S ; Adekola, Folahan A ; Ximba, Bhekumusa J 

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