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Multifunctional magnetic nanoparticles (MMNPs) are extremely promising materials for detecting and separating heavy metals radionuclides from environmental samples. This chapter examines the progress made in creating modifying magnetite-based adsorbents, their ability to attract hold substances, use cleaning up environment. Important subjects encompass categorization of MMNPs, processes adsorption, efficacy eliminating radionuclides. The also obstacles extensive these explores future prospects enhancing stability, selectivity, cost-effectiveness.
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Abstract In this work, we explore a new dispersive liquid–liquid microextraction (DLLME) method to selectively separate chemical species of Cd and Zn in saline waters. It is based on the use magnetic ionic liquid (MIL) methyltrioctylammonium tetrachloroferrate ([N 1,8,8,8 + ][FeCl 4 − ]), which allows an efficient environmentally friendly extraction target species. addition, paramagnetic component MIL simplifies separation step required DLLME, allowing for fast recovery extracted with magnet, without centrifugation step. The optimum conditions by MIL-DLLME were 3.3 mg mL −1 MIL, sample pH = 8, time 30 min. Under these conditions, metal chlorocomplexes (99.7% 81.0% total concentration Zn, respectively) quantitatively separated, remaining free cations aqueous samples. second step, back-extracted 1 mol L HNO 3 re-extraction 15 For cadmium, acidic solution separated neutral complex CdCl 2 (60.5%), while (21.5%) (18.1%) remained organic phase. anionic ZnCl (17.3%) was retained reagent, (45.7%) (37.0%) re-extracted nitric acid solution. metals along three phases used allowed their quantification several samples real seawater certified reference material. Graphical
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