RSC Adv.
 2023
DOI: 10.1039/d2ra08102d
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Synthesis of Fe-THC MOFs and functionalizing MOFs by MXenes for the selective removal of lead(ii) ions from wastewater

Irfan Ijaz
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Aysha Bukhari
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,
Ezaz Gilani
3
et al.

Abstract: Two different materials (MXene and MOFs) were combined to create novel Fe-THC/MXene composites as adsorbents. The prepared THC/MXene composites exhibited excellent adsorption capacity against lead.

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“…Besides, they demonstrated that the nanocomposite adsorbed 1600 mg g −1 of lead in contaminated water. Lately, Ijaz et al 329 synthetized Fe-THC MOF as a selective adsorbent to remove lead from wastewater. They showed that the maximum sorption capability was 674 mg g −1 at 305 K and pH 4.5.…”
Section: Adsorption Of Heavy Metalsmentioning
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“…Besides, they demonstrated that the nanocomposite adsorbed 1600 mg g −1 of lead in contaminated water. Lately, Ijaz et al 329 synthetized Fe-THC MOF as a selective adsorbent to remove lead from wastewater. They showed that the maximum sorption capability was 674 mg g −1 at 305 K and pH 4.5.…”
Section: Adsorption Of Heavy Metalsmentioning
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