Quickly Removal of Arsenic from Aqueous Systems with the Fe/MnO2 Nano-Flowers

Liang Peng; Ming Lei; Qing Ru Zeng; Li Yuan Chai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.573-574.568

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Quickly Removal of Arsenic from Aqueous Systems with the Fe/MnO₂ Nano-Flowers

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Fe/MnO2 was prepared from hydrothermal procedure, and its properties for removal of arsenic from aqueous solution were investigated. The samples were characterized with XRD, SEM and FTIR. SEM images revealed the Fe/MnO2 was dispersing flower-like sphere with the diameter of 500-800 nm and the width of petal was of 20-30 nm. Sorption of the arsenic to Fe/MnO2 reached equilibrium in less than 180 s, which was the much faster than that of pure MnO2 and amorphous iron manganese binary oxide. The adsorption isotherm was agreed well to the Freundlich adsorption model with maximum adsorption capacities of 26.5 mg/g. The Fe/MnO2 was able to remove 100% of arsenic in water at pH 4.0, and this adsorbent was stable in solution with low pH. The Fe/MnO2 nano-flowers are a potential high efficient nanomaterial for removal of arsenic from water.

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Liang Peng, Ming Lei, Qing Ru Zeng, Li Yuan Chai

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Adsorption, Arsenic, Fe/MnO₂, Interface, Nanostructure

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