Adsorption Mechanism of Humic Acid on Attapulgite Based on Stumm-Schindle Surface Complexation Model

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Attapulgite from Xuyi in Jiangsu was characterized by X-ray spectrometer and FT-IR spectrophotometer, the coordination reaction degree of attapulgite/water interface and adsorption mechanism of humic acid(HA) on attapulgite was analyzed by Stumm-Schindle(SS) surface complexation model. The results showed that the main component of attapulgite is magnesia-alumina acid salt, the surface charge on attapulgite adapted from hydrolysates of Si-O and Al-O broken bond. After adsorption, zeta potential decreased firstly and then increased with ionic strength increasing, reduced with a pH value increasing. The zero point charge (pHzpc) of attapulgite was about 4~5, zeta potential and adsorption capacity reached the maximum values when pH= 4 and the minimum values when pH=12. The adsorption capacity increased with ionic strength rising. SS surface complexation model could well explain attapulgite / water interfacal coordination reaction, ionic strength can promote the interfacial coordination reaction and reduce electrostatic repulsion effects on adsorption, which has a definite theoretical and practical significance for guiding adsorption experiment and application of attapulgite in water-treatment technology.

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