A mechanically robust superhydrophobic coating was facilely prepared based on bi-component acrylic polyurethane and fluoroalkyl silane modified silicas.
To
remove glyphosate from water, nanosized copper hydroxide modified
resin (D201Cu) was synthesized and characterized. The influence of
NaCl concentration, temperature, pH, time, humid acid, and fulvic
acid on glyphosate adsorption onto D201Cu resins were fully investigated.
Glyphosate uptake on D201Cu was 113.7 mg/g in the presence 18% NaCl.
The adsorption isotherms and kinetic data fitted well to the Langmuir
model and pseudo-second-order model, respectively. In NaOH and NaCl
mixed solution, the D201Cu regeneration efficiency can be 90% after
five cycles. On the basis of the adsorption results, the schematic
diagrams of adsorption mechanism of glyphosate onto D201Cu resins
were proposed.
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