2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsusc.2015.01.003
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Structure and bonding nature of [PbCl]+ adsorption on the kaolinite(0 0 1) surface in aqueous system

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“…These results are in agreement with previous results showing the significant adsorption of chloride complexes (such as PbCl + ) on clay minerals for similar [Cl]tot. (Charlet and Tournassat, 2005;Tertre et al, 2011aTertre et al, , 2011bTournassat et al, 2004 ;Wang et al, 2015). Then, the adsorption of both Pb 2+ and PbCl + will be considered in the modeling procedure of experimental Kd.…”
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“…These results are in agreement with previous results showing the significant adsorption of chloride complexes (such as PbCl + ) on clay minerals for similar [Cl]tot. (Charlet and Tournassat, 2005;Tertre et al, 2011aTertre et al, , 2011bTournassat et al, 2004 ;Wang et al, 2015). Then, the adsorption of both Pb 2+ and PbCl + will be considered in the modeling procedure of experimental Kd.…”
Section: Modeling and Associated Inputs/outputsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…without adding a specific site for trace element commonly named "site of low concentration but high affinity in some literature (de Boissezon et al, 2020;Fernandes and Baeyens, 2019)". Moreover, experimental data were interpreted by taking into account aqueous speciation including chloride-lead complexes (especially PbCl + , which can be adsorbed onto clay minerals (Wang et al, 2015). Data obtained for Pb(II) will then be compared and discussed with previous data found in the literature, and the possible different adsorption properties of the swelling clay for Ra(II) and Pb(II) will be discussed in the context to date geological mechanisms (via 226 Ra(II)/ 210 Pb(II) natural disequilibrium measurements).…”
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“…Com base na sua toxicidade a Agência de Proteção Ambiental dos EUA (EPA) e a Organização Mundial da Saúde (OMS), estabeleceu o limite máximo admissível para íons de chumbo na água potável de 0,05 mg/L. Reconhecidos como contaminantes perigosos devido à sua elevada toxicidade, acumulação e retenção no corpo humano, nos seres humanos o chumbo pode provocar graves danos para os rins, sistema nervoso, sistema reprodutivo, fígado e para o cérebro (WANG et al 2015).A remoção de metais pesados da água envolvendo adsorção por materiais orgânicos e inorgânicos, tem se mostrado uma opção bastante interessante. A adsorção tem…”
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