Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(4), P. e42559 - e42559
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Highlights•First
time
demonstration
of
bio-based
functionalized
organosolv
lignin
(OL-APTES-H+)
for
phosphate
adsorption
and
recovery
from
industrial
dairy
wastewater.•Sustainable
alternative
to
conventional
inorganic
metal-based
adsorbents,
reducing
environmental
impact
toxicity.•High
removal
efficiency
confirmed
in
real
wastewater,
supporting
its
potential
wastewater
treatment
applications.AbstractWastewater
rich
phosphates
nitrates
causes
eutrophication
leads
the
impairment
freshwater
resources.
Out
various
methods
used,
is
immaculate
economical
removing
recovering
streams
a
single-step
process.
This
study
explores
adsorbent,
[OL],
chemically
modified
by
grafting
with
3-aminopropyltriethoxysilane
[APTES],
as
an
effective
adsorbent
[OL-APTES-H+]
aqueous
solutions
wastewater.
The
characterization
OL-APTES-H+
was
performed
using
multiple
analytical
techniques,
providing
comprehensive
information
on
material
morphology,
elemental
composition,
functional
groups,
thermal
stability,
surface
charge,
electrokinetic
behavior.
assessed
under
varying
experimental
conditions,
including
pH,
contact
time,
initial
concentration.
capacity
depended
different
forms
species
being
preferentially
adsorbed
at
pH
values.
A
maximum
21.12
mg/g
achieved
5.
Kinetic
studies
indicated
that
process
followed
combination
electrostatic
interactions,
chemisorption
interaction,
evidenced
SEM
EDS
analyses.
XPS
results
confirm
phosphorus
incorporation
surface,
reinforcing
chemisorption.
Adsorption
isotherm
analysis
revealed
data
fitted
well
Langmuir
model,
suggesting
monolayer
mechanism.
performance
enhanced
presence
monovalent
ions,
while
slight
reduction
observed
divalent
anions.
When
applied
exhibited
efficiencies
ranging
30%
58%.
Overall,
demonstrates
considerable
recovery,
effectively
mitigating
pollution
bodies
eco-friendly
source
sustainable
agricultural
practices.Graphical
abstract
Carbon Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
1(1)
Published: July 29, 2022
Abstract
Developing
novel
techniques
to
convert
lignin
into
sustainable
chemicals
and
functional
materials
is
a
critical
route
toward
the
high-value
utilization
of
lignocellulosic
biomass.
Lignin-derived
carbon
hold
great
promise
for
applications
in
energy
chemical
engineering,
catalysis
environmental
remediation.
In
this
review,
state-of-art
sciences
technologies
controllable
synthesis
lignin-derived
are
summarized,
pore
structure
crystalline
morphology
controlling
methodologies
thoroughly
outlined
critically
discussed.
Green
engineering
with
cost-effectiveness
precise
carbonization
tuning
microstructure
future
research
trends
materials.
Future
directions
that
could
be
employed
advance
commercial
then
proposed.