Facile Ball-Milling Synthesis of CuO/Biochar Nanocomposites for Efficient Removal of Reactive Red 120
With the goal of improving the removal of anionic contaminants, copper oxide (CuO)-modified biochar (BC) nanocomposites were successfully prepared through simply ball milling CuO particles with BC. The physicochemical properties of the fabricated CuO/BC nanocomposites were systematically characteriz...
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| Abstract | With the goal of improving the removal of anionic contaminants, copper oxide (CuO)-modified biochar (BC) nanocomposites were successfully prepared through simply ball milling CuO particles with BC. The physicochemical properties of the fabricated CuO/BC nanocomposites were systematically characterized by a series of techniques; their adsorption performances were assessed, and the main adsorption mechanism was revealed. X-ray powder diffraction, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy analyses of the nanocomposites showed the strong interaction between CuO and BC and confirmed the success of the ball-milling syntheses. Because of strong electrostatic attraction between the embedded CuO nanoparticles and reactive red (RR120), the composited adsorbents exhibited excellent RR120 removal. The 10%-CuO/BC nanocomposite achieved the best RR120 removal efficiency (46%), which is much higher than that of pristine BC (20%). In addition, the adsorption was insensitive to the change of solution initial pH (4–10). The 10%-CuO/BC also showed fast adsorption kinetics (equilibrium time < 3 h) and extremely high adsorption capacity (Langmuir maximum capacity of 1399 mg g–1) to RR120 in aqueous solutions. Findings from this study demonstrate not only the strong feasibility of ball-milling synthesis of BC-based nanocomposites but also the promising potential of the CuO/BC nanocomposites to remove aqueous anionic contaminants. |
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| AbstractList | With the goal of improving the removal of anionic contaminants, copper oxide (CuO)-modified biochar (BC) nanocomposites were successfully prepared through simply ball milling CuO particles with BC. The physicochemical properties of the fabricated CuO/BC nanocomposites were systematically characterized by a series of techniques; their adsorption performances were assessed, and the main adsorption mechanism was revealed. X-ray powder diffraction, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy analyses of the nanocomposites showed the strong interaction between CuO and BC and confirmed the success of the ball-milling syntheses. Because of strong electrostatic attraction between the embedded CuO nanoparticles and reactive red (RR120), the composited adsorbents exhibited excellent RR120 removal. The 10%-CuO/BC nanocomposite achieved the best RR120 removal efficiency (46%), which is much higher than that of pristine BC (20%). In addition, the adsorption was insensitive to the change of solution initial pH (4-10). The 10%-CuO/BC also showed fast adsorption kinetics (equilibrium time < 3 h) and extremely high adsorption capacity (Langmuir maximum capacity of 1399 mg g-1) to RR120 in aqueous solutions. Findings from this study demonstrate not only the strong feasibility of ball-milling synthesis of BC-based nanocomposites but also the promising potential of the CuO/BC nanocomposites to remove aqueous anionic contaminants.With the goal of improving the removal of anionic contaminants, copper oxide (CuO)-modified biochar (BC) nanocomposites were successfully prepared through simply ball milling CuO particles with BC. The physicochemical properties of the fabricated CuO/BC nanocomposites were systematically characterized by a series of techniques; their adsorption performances were assessed, and the main adsorption mechanism was revealed. X-ray powder diffraction, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy analyses of the nanocomposites showed the strong interaction between CuO and BC and confirmed the success of the ball-milling syntheses. Because of strong electrostatic attraction between the embedded CuO nanoparticles and reactive red (RR120), the composited adsorbents exhibited excellent RR120 removal. The 10%-CuO/BC nanocomposite achieved the best RR120 removal efficiency (46%), which is much higher than that of pristine BC (20%). In addition, the adsorption was insensitive to the change of solution initial pH (4-10). The 10%-CuO/BC also showed fast adsorption kinetics (equilibrium time < 3 h) and extremely high adsorption capacity (Langmuir maximum capacity of 1399 mg g-1) to RR120 in aqueous solutions. Findings from this study demonstrate not only the strong feasibility of ball-milling synthesis of BC-based nanocomposites but also the promising potential of the CuO/BC nanocomposites to remove aqueous anionic contaminants. With the goal of improving the removal of anionic contaminants, copper oxide (CuO)-modified biochar (BC) nanocomposites were successfully prepared through simply ball milling CuO particles with BC. The physicochemical properties of the fabricated CuO/BC nanocomposites were systematically characterized by a series of techniques; their adsorption performances were assessed, and the main adsorption mechanism was revealed. X-ray powder diffraction, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy analyses of the nanocomposites showed the strong interaction between CuO and BC and confirmed the success of the ball-milling syntheses. Because of strong electrostatic attraction between the embedded CuO nanoparticles and reactive red (RR120), the composited adsorbents exhibited excellent RR120 removal. The 10%-CuO/BC nanocomposite achieved the best RR120 removal efficiency (46%), which is much higher than that of pristine BC (20%). In addition, the adsorption was insensitive to the change of solution initial pH (4–10). The 10%-CuO/BC also showed fast adsorption kinetics (equilibrium time < 3 h) and extremely high adsorption capacity (Langmuir maximum capacity of 1399 mg g–1) to RR120 in aqueous solutions. Findings from this study demonstrate not only the strong feasibility of ball-milling synthesis of BC-based nanocomposites but also the promising potential of the CuO/BC nanocomposites to remove aqueous anionic contaminants. With the goal of improving the removal of anionic contaminants, copper oxide (CuO)-modified biochar (BC) nanocomposites were successfully prepared through simply ball milling CuO particles with BC. The physicochemical properties of the fabricated CuO/BC nanocomposites were systematically characterized by a series of techniques; their adsorption performances were assessed, and the main adsorption mechanism was revealed. X-ray powder diffraction, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy analyses of the nanocomposites showed the strong interaction between CuO and BC and confirmed the success of the ball-milling syntheses. Because of strong electrostatic attraction between the embedded CuO nanoparticles and reactive red (RR120), the composited adsorbents exhibited excellent RR120 removal. The 10%-CuO/BC nanocomposite achieved the best RR120 removal efficiency (46%), which is much higher than that of pristine BC (20%). In addition, the adsorption was insensitive to the change of solution initial pH (4–10). The 10%-CuO/BC also showed fast adsorption kinetics (equilibrium time < 3 h) and extremely high adsorption capacity (Langmuir maximum capacity of 1399 mg g –1 ) to RR120 in aqueous solutions. Findings from this study demonstrate not only the strong feasibility of ball-milling synthesis of BC-based nanocomposites but also the promising potential of the CuO/BC nanocomposites to remove aqueous anionic contaminants. With the goal of improving the removal of anionic contaminants, copper oxide (CuO)-modified biochar (BC) nanocomposites were successfully prepared through simply ball milling CuO particles with BC. The physicochemical properties of the fabricated CuO/BC nanocomposites were systematically characterized by a series of techniques; their adsorption performances were assessed, and the main adsorption mechanism was revealed. X-ray powder diffraction, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy analyses of the nanocomposites showed the strong interaction between CuO and BC and confirmed the success of the ball-milling syntheses. Because of strong electrostatic attraction between the embedded CuO nanoparticles and reactive red (RR120), the composited adsorbents exhibited excellent RR120 removal. The 10%-CuO/BC nanocomposite achieved the best RR120 removal efficiency (46%), which is much higher than that of pristine BC (20%). In addition, the adsorption was insensitive to the change of solution initial pH (4-10). The 10%-CuO/BC also showed fast adsorption kinetics (equilibrium time < 3 h) and extremely high adsorption capacity (Langmuir maximum capacity of 1399 mg g ) to RR120 in aqueous solutions. Findings from this study demonstrate not only the strong feasibility of ball-milling synthesis of BC-based nanocomposites but also the promising potential of the CuO/BC nanocomposites to remove aqueous anionic contaminants. |
| Author | Zou, Weixin Gao, Bin Dong, Lin Wei, Xiaoqian Wang, Xin |
| AuthorAffiliation | School of the Environmental Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering Key Laboratory of Mesoscopic Chemistry of MOE, School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Vehicle Emissions Control, Center of Modern Analysis |
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| Title | Facile Ball-Milling Synthesis of CuO/Biochar Nanocomposites for Efficient Removal of Reactive Red 120 |
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