2019
DOI: 10.1039/c9ra05646g
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Adsorption performance of antimony by modified iron powder

Abstract: Modified iron powders were obtained by ball-milling and acid modification and the adsorption behavior and mechanism for Sb(iii) and Sb(v) analyzed. The improved adsorption capacity and low cost show the application potential of the modified material.

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“…1 The affinity of Sb(V) toward the iron oxides depends on Sb species, pH, and the characteristics of iron (oxyhydr)oxides, and the bidentate mononuclear edge-sharing complex is involved in the adsorption process. 44,45 The process of heavy isotope enrichment in mine drainage water can be attributed to the adsorption of Sb(OH) 6 − on Fe hydroxides. 24,27,46 Enhancing comprehension of the process of fractionation during adsorption can provide valuable insights into the utilization of isotope tracer approaches.…”
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“…1 The affinity of Sb(V) toward the iron oxides depends on Sb species, pH, and the characteristics of iron (oxyhydr)oxides, and the bidentate mononuclear edge-sharing complex is involved in the adsorption process. 44,45 The process of heavy isotope enrichment in mine drainage water can be attributed to the adsorption of Sb(OH) 6 − on Fe hydroxides. 24,27,46 Enhancing comprehension of the process of fractionation during adsorption can provide valuable insights into the utilization of isotope tracer approaches.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prior research on nontraditional stable isotopes indicates adsorption is commonly recognized as a significant mechanism that often leads to stable isotope fractionation. , The adsorption of Zn onto iron (oxyhydr)­oxides results in the enrichment of heavy isotopes yet iron (oxyhydr)­oxides prefer to absorb light Ni isotopes. , The fractionation magnitude can also vary for different iron (oxyhydr)­oxides. The migration of Sb can be affected by the presence of Fe (oxyhydr)­oxides in both soil and aqueous environments . The affinity of Sb­(V) toward the iron oxides depends on Sb species, pH, and the characteristics of iron (oxyhydr)­oxides, and the bidentate mononuclear edge-sharing complex is involved in the adsorption process. , The process of heavy isotope enrichment in mine drainage water can be attributed to the adsorption of Sb­(OH) 6 – on Fe hydroxides. ,, Enhancing comprehension of the process of fractionation during adsorption can provide valuable insights into the utilization of isotope tracer approaches. ,, …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sb removal from contaminated waters has been studied using chemical precipitation (Enders and Jekel 1994b ; Multani et al 2017 ; Parker et al 1979 ), coagulation–flocculation (Djuvfelt 2014 ; Enders and Jekel 1994a ; Guo et al 2009 ), biological treatment (Sun et al 2016 ; Zhang et al 2016 ), ion exchange (Parker et al 1979 ), or reverse osmosis (Kang et al 2000 ). Adsorption has also received considerable attention (Cheng et al 2022 ; Dong et al 2022 ; Lee et al 2018a , 2018b ; Ungureanu et al 2015 ; Xie et al 2022 ; Yan et al 2022 ; Zhang et al 2019 ). Oxidation of Sb(III) prior to treatment is beneficial, as Sb(V) is generally more efficiently removed and less toxic.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…centrations, play a crucial role in maintaining normal physiological processes and healthy development in the human body, excessive intake or accumulation of these elements would cause irreversible damage to the human body [5]. When the human body accumulates iron ions (Fe 3+ ) at levels deviating from the normal range, it can lead to functional disorders and various diseases, such as heart failure, hemosiderosis, and neurodegeneration [6][7]. Currently, mature detection methods for Fe 3+ require large equipment and complex experimental procedures in a laboratory environment, as well as specialized training for the personnel [8][9].…”
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