The evaluation of lanthanum trapped prussian blue as a phosphate binding agent with reduced bone uptake

Abstract

Lanthanum trapped Prussian blue is developed as a two-process-independent phosphate binder with the main feature of reduced lanthanum accumulation.

Synchronous, efficient and fast removal of phosphate and organic matter by carbon-coated lanthanum nanorods

“…26 Lanthanum (La) is an abundant and inexpensive rare earth element and considered to be environmentally benign and biocompatible. [27][28][29] La has been employed to remove excess phosphate in the human body 30,31 and control eutrophication in lakes (Phoslock). 32 In our previous study, inorganic La-MOF-500 composed of La 2 O 2 CO 3 was fabricated by calcining La-MOF (lanthanum metal organic frameworks), which provided an appealing phosphate intake of 173.8 mg P g À1 .…”