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Adsorption behaviour of hydrogarnet for humic acid.


ABSTRACT: Discharge of humic acid (HA) in aqueous environments is a key health and aesthetic issue. The present work investigates the use of hydrogarnet as a novel adsorbent for HA. Hydrogarnet was hydrothermally synthesized with different solvents to control the chemical composition. Hydrogarnet with three types of chemical compositions had better adsorption properties for HA than hydrogarnet with a single chemical composition. Controlling the chemical composition of hydrogarnet increased the number of hydroxyl groups and the overall binding energy of the system, leading to changes in the zeta potential. The enhancement of these adsorption properties is related to the increased numbers of hydroxyl groups on the surface and their diverse binding energies.

SUBMITTER: Maeda H 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5936920 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Apr

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Adsorption behaviour of hydrogarnet for humic acid.

Maeda Hirotaka H   Kurosaki Yuichi Y   Nakayama Masanobu M   Ishida Emile Hideki EH   Kasuga Toshihiro T  

Royal Society open science 20180411 4


Discharge of humic acid (HA) in aqueous environments is a key health and aesthetic issue. The present work investigates the use of hydrogarnet as a novel adsorbent for HA. Hydrogarnet was hydrothermally synthesized with different solvents to control the chemical composition. Hydrogarnet with three types of chemical compositions had better adsorption properties for HA than hydrogarnet with a single chemical composition. Controlling the chemical composition of hydrogarnet increased the number of h  ...[more]

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