As(III) removal using an iron-impregnated chitosan sorbent

An iron-impregnated chitosan granular adsorbent was newly developed to evaluate its ability to remove arsenic from water. Since most existing arsenic removal technologies are effective in removing As(V) (arsenate), this study focused on As(III). The adsorption behavior of As(III) onto the iron-impre...

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Published inJournal of hazardous materials Vol. 182; no. 1; pp. 156 - 161
Main Authors Gang, Daniel Dianchen, Deng, Baolin, Lin, LianShin
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Abstract An iron-impregnated chitosan granular adsorbent was newly developed to evaluate its ability to remove arsenic from water. Since most existing arsenic removal technologies are effective in removing As(V) (arsenate), this study focused on As(III). The adsorption behavior of As(III) onto the iron-impregnated chitosan absorbent was examined by conducting batch and column studies. Maximum adsorption capacity reached 6.48 mg g −1 at pH = 8 with initial As(III) concentration of 1007 μg L −1. The adsorption isotherm data fit well with the Freundlich model. Seven hundred and sixty eight (768) empty bed volumes (EBV) of 308 μg L −1 of As(III) solution were treated in column experiments. These are higher than the empty bed volumes (EBV) treated using iron-chitosan composites as reported by previous researchers. The investigation has indicated that the iron-impregnated chitosan is a very promising material for As(III) removal from water.
AbstractList An iron-impregnated chitosan granular adsorbent was newly developed to evaluate its ability to remove arsenic from water. Since most existing arsenic removal technologies are effective in removing As(V) (arsenate), this study focused on As(III). The adsorption behavior of As(III) onto the iron-impregnated chitosan absorbent was examined by conducting batch and column studies. Maximum adsorption capacity reached 6.48 mg g(-1) at pH=8 with initial As(III) concentration of 1007 microg L(-1). The adsorption isotherm data fit well with the Freundlich model. Seven hundred and sixty eight (768) empty bed volumes (EBV) of 308 microg L(-1) of As(III) solution were treated in column experiments. These are higher than the empty bed volumes (EBV) treated using iron-chitosan composites as reported by previous researchers. The investigation has indicated that the iron-impregnated chitosan is a very promising material for As(III) removal from water.An iron-impregnated chitosan granular adsorbent was newly developed to evaluate its ability to remove arsenic from water. Since most existing arsenic removal technologies are effective in removing As(V) (arsenate), this study focused on As(III). The adsorption behavior of As(III) onto the iron-impregnated chitosan absorbent was examined by conducting batch and column studies. Maximum adsorption capacity reached 6.48 mg g(-1) at pH=8 with initial As(III) concentration of 1007 microg L(-1). The adsorption isotherm data fit well with the Freundlich model. Seven hundred and sixty eight (768) empty bed volumes (EBV) of 308 microg L(-1) of As(III) solution were treated in column experiments. These are higher than the empty bed volumes (EBV) treated using iron-chitosan composites as reported by previous researchers. The investigation has indicated that the iron-impregnated chitosan is a very promising material for As(III) removal from water.
An iron-impregnated chitosan granular adsorbent was newly developed to evaluate its ability to remove arsenic from water. Since most existing arsenic removal technologies are effective in removing As(V) (arsenate), this study focused on As(III). The adsorption behavior of As(III) onto the iron-impregnated chitosan absorbent was examined by conducting batch and column studies. Maximum adsorption capacity reached 6.48 mg g(-1) at pH=8 with initial As(III) concentration of 1007 microg L(-1). The adsorption isotherm data fit well with the Freundlich model. Seven hundred and sixty eight (768) empty bed volumes (EBV) of 308 microg L(-1) of As(III) solution were treated in column experiments. These are higher than the empty bed volumes (EBV) treated using iron-chitosan composites as reported by previous researchers. The investigation has indicated that the iron-impregnated chitosan is a very promising material for As(III) removal from water.
An iron-impregnated chitosan granular adsorbent was newly developed to evaluate its ability to remove arsenic from water. Since most existing arsenic removal technologies are effective in removing As(V) (arsenate), this study focused on As(III). The adsorption behavior of As(III) onto the iron-impregnated chitosan absorbent was examined by conducting batch and column studies. Maximum adsorption capacity reached 6.48 mg g −1 at pH = 8 with initial As(III) concentration of 1007 μg L −1. The adsorption isotherm data fit well with the Freundlich model. Seven hundred and sixty eight (768) empty bed volumes (EBV) of 308 μg L −1 of As(III) solution were treated in column experiments. These are higher than the empty bed volumes (EBV) treated using iron-chitosan composites as reported by previous researchers. The investigation has indicated that the iron-impregnated chitosan is a very promising material for As(III) removal from water.
An iron-impregnated chitosan granular adsorbent was newly developed to evaluate its ability to remove arsenic from water. Since most existing arsenic removal technologies are effective in removing As(V) (arsenate), this study focused on As(III). The adsorption behavior of As(III) onto the iron-impregnated chitosan absorbent was examined by conducting batch and column studies. Maximum adsorption capacity reached 6.48mgga1 at pH=8 with initial As(III) concentration of 1007I14gLa1. The adsorption isotherm data fit well with the Freundlich model. Seven hundred and sixty eight (768) empty bed volumes (EBV) of 308I14gLa1 of As(III) solution were treated in column experiments. These are higher than the empty bed volumes (EBV) treated using iron-chitosan composites as reported by previous researchers. The investigation has indicated that the iron-impregnated chitosan is a very promising material for As(III) removal from water.
Author Deng, Baolin
Gang, Daniel Dianchen
Lin, LianShin
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Keywords Adsorption
As(III) adsorption kinetics
Trivalent arsenic
Iron-chitosan
Adsorption isotherm
Absorbent
Arsenic
Arsenates
Adsorption capacity
Modeling
Composite material
Arsenites
Batchwise
pH
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SubjectTerms Absorbents
Adsorbents
Adsorption
Adsorption isotherm
Applied sciences
Arsenates
Arsenic
Arsenic - isolation & purification
As(III) adsorption kinetics
Chemical engineering
Chitosan
Chitosan - chemistry
Conduction
Exact sciences and technology
Iron - chemistry
Iron-chitosan
Isotherms
Kinetics
Mathematical models
Microscopy, Electron, Scanning
Pollution
Spectrophotometry, Atomic
Trivalent arsenic
Title As(III) removal using an iron-impregnated chitosan sorbent
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