Nanoscale Advances,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
4(5), P. 1263 - 1307
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
A
comprehensive
survey
is
presented
to
review
the
recent
advances
of
functionalized
hybrid
magnetic
catalytic
systems
for
organic
reactions
and
degradation
dyes.
Journal of Hazardous Materials Advances,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10, P. 100254 - 100254
Published: Feb. 11, 2023
Magnetic
biochar
has
recently
received
much
attention
due
to
its
magnetic
separation
capabilities.
Additionally,
makes
an
excellent
soil
amendment,
making
it
increasingly
appealing
choice
for
the
remediation
of
heavy
metals
in
contaminated
soils.
However,
explanation
raw
ingredients
and
procedures
synthesizing
lacks
a
complete
analysis
review
biochar's
influence
factors,
mechanism,
microbial
response
remove
from
soil.
Here,
we
provide
detailed
summary
processing
techniques
needed
make
biochar.
Generally,
can
be
made
same
materials
as
with
precursors.
biochars
produced
several
techniques,
including
ball
milling,
co-precipitation,
hydrothermal
carbonization,
microwave
pyrolysis,
impregnation-pyrolysis.
Then,
factors
influencing
removal
metal
contamination
by
adsorption
mechanism
are
described.
The
intrinsic
properties
metals,
properties,
feedstock,
pyrolysis
temperature,
dosing
amount
significantly
affected
immobilization
mechanisms
include
ion
exchange,
surface/co-precipitation,
physical
adsorption,
complexation
functional
groups,
π-π
interactions,
electrostatic
attraction,
oxidation-reduction.
reaction
physicochemical
(pH,
TOC/DOC/Biomass
C,
etc.)
microorganisms
addition
were
also
highlighted.
Finally,
helpful
recommendations
future
paths
research
offered,
which
had
small
positive
impact
on
growth
Chemosphere,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
323, P. 138245 - 138245
Published: Feb. 23, 2023
Due
to
increasing
antibiotic
pollution
in
the
water
environment,
green
and
efficient
adsorbents
are
urgently
needed
solve
this
problem.
Here
we
prepare
magnetic
bamboo-based
activated
carbon
(MDBAC)
through
delignification
carbonization
using
ZnCl2
as
activator,
resulting
production
of
an
with
large
specific
surface
area
(1388.83
m2
g-1).
The
influencing
factors,
such
solution
pH,
initial
sulfadiazine
(SD)
concentration,
temperature,
contact
time,
were
assessed
batch
adsorption
experiments.
Langmuir
isotherm
model
demonstrated
that
MDBAC
capacity
on
SD
was
645.08
mg
g-1
at
its
maximum,
being
higher
than
majority
previously
reported
adsorbents.
In
adsorption,
kinetic
process
closely
followed
pseudo-second
model,
thermodynamic
discovered
be
exothermic
spontaneous
nature.
exhibited
excellent
physicochemical
stability,
facile
recovery
acceptable
recyclability
properties.
Moreover,
synergistic
interactions
between
mainly
involved
electrostatic
forces,
hydrogen
bonding,
π-π
stacking,
chelation.
Within
benefits
low
cost,
ease
performance,
biosorbent
shows
promising
utilization
removing
contaminants
from
wastewater.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Feb. 21, 2024
Abstract
This
study
synthesized
a
highly
efficient
KOH-treated
sunflower
stem
activated
carbon
(KOH-SSAC)
using
two-step
pyrolysis
process
and
chemical
activation
KOH.
The
resulting
material
exhibited
exceptional
properties,
such
as
high
specific
surface
area
(452
m
2
/g)
excellent
adsorption
capacities
for
phenol
(333.03
mg/g)
bisphenol
A
(BPA)
(365.81
mg/g).
was
spontaneous
exothermic,
benefiting
from
the
synergistic
effects
of
hydrogen
bonding,
electrostatic
attraction,
stacking
interactions.
Comparative
analysis
also
showed
that
KOH-SSAC
performed
approximately
twice
well
biochar
(SSB),
indicating
its
potential
water
treatment
pollutant
removal
applications.
suggests
exploration
optimization
strategies
to
further
enhance
efficiency
in
large-scale
scenarios.
These
findings
contribute
development
improved
materials
pollution
control.