Lead(II) immobilization in kaolinite at near-neutral pH conditions using titanium-based compounds
Lead(II) immobilization in kaolinite at near-neutral pH conditions using titanium-based compounds
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jece.2017.06.002
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发表时间:
2017-08
影响因子:
7.7
通讯作者:
Tasuma Suzuki;Satoshi Kakoyama;T. Nomura;C. Fukuoka;Masakazu Niinae
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作者:
Tasuma Suzuki;Satoshi Kakoyama;T. Nomura;C. Fukuoka;Masakazu Niinae
Anatase and layered protonated titanate (LPT) were chosen as potential Pb(II) immobilization agents for a series of batch adsorption/desorption and immobilization experiments. Batch adsorption experiments demonstrated that adsorption of Pb(II) onto anatase and LPT were both favored at higher pH, and LPT exhibited significantly higher Pb(II) adsorption capability than anatase and the two commercially available Ti-based adsorbents. In addition, Pb(II) adsorption induces structural deformation of the LPT layer structure, which results in irreversible adsorption; this trend was not observed for anatase. Based on these favorable LPT adsorption/desorption characteristics as a Pb(II) immobilization agent, Pb(II) in artificially contaminated kaolinite was immobilized using LPT. Leaching test results demonstrated that LPT effectively immobilized Pb(II) below the permissible level in Japan (0.01 mg/L). At the dosage of 75 mg/4 g-kaolinite or above, this LPT immobilization capacity was maintained even when the leaching solution pH was 2.5, equivalent to 200 years of soil exposure to acid rain. These experimental data demonstrated that LPT is an effective Pb(II) immobilization agent that can immobilize Pb(II) at near-neutral pH conditions, and its effectiveness lasts for a long time.