Research on the remediation of cesium pollution by adsorption: Insights from bibliometric analysis

A Prussian blue analog-based copper–aluminum layered double hydroxide for cesium removal from water: fabrication, density functional theory-based molecular modeling, and the adsorption mechanism

“…Currently, various adsorbents including zeolites, clays, ammonium molybdophosphate (AMP), metal sulfides, and Prussian blue analogues (PBAs) are being explored. 5 Among them, Prussian blue has been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration as a drug for treating radiation exposure. 6 It has good adsorption selectivity and affinity for Cs + and is a highly promising radioactive cesium adsorbent.…”

Removal of cesium from contaminated soils using EDTA-Na and DTPAchelating agents

“…Accumulation of potentially toxic elements (PTEs)in soil represents a serious environmental threat worldwide [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. Cesium is one of the main fusion products, which has been stared to release to the atmosphere after the first nuclear bomb at the sixties of the last century [8][9][10]. The following nuclear disasters such as Chernobyl in1986 and Fukoshima in 2011 returns the fear of the negative consequences of Cs on the environment [11][12][13].Cs as a radioactive nuclide ( 137 Cs has about 30 years half-life) risks are higher than the corresponding ones of the stable toxic form [14].Generally, the chemical behavior of 137 Cs is similar to those of Na and K [15]; thusit deposits in the soft tissues of aquatic and terrestrial organisms [16].…”