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Sorption of Atrazine (AT) on Nano-SiO<sub>2</sub> and Nano-Kaolinite
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With the increasing use of nano-SiO2and nano-kaolinite, it is imperative to investigate their effect on the transport of aqueous contaminants. In this study, the extent and reversibility of sorption of AT on nano-SiO2and nano-kaolinite were examined using batch sorption experiments. Influence of ionic strength, pH and temperature was investigated. Sorption data were well fitted with Freundlich models. The sorption capacities were larger at low ionc strengths and low pHs. Nano-particle aggregate size is an important factor for the pH influencing process, which increase as the pH approach pHzpc. The sorption of AT on the two nano-particles is spontaneous.
- Chinese Academy of Sciences China (People's Republic of)
- Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences China (People's Republic of)
- Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences China (People's Republic of)
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Aqueous solution Aggregate (composite) Materials science Inorganic chemistry Sorption chemistry.chemical_compound chemistry Ionic strength Nano- Kaolinite Freundlich equation Atrazine
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Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Aqueous solution Aggregate (composite) Materials science Inorganic chemistry Sorption chemistry.chemical_compound chemistry Ionic strength Nano- Kaolinite Freundlich equation Atrazine
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- Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences China (People's Republic of)
- Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences China (People's Republic of)
With the increasing use of nano-SiO2and nano-kaolinite, it is imperative to investigate their effect on the transport of aqueous contaminants. In this study, the extent and reversibility of sorption of AT on nano-SiO2and nano-kaolinite were examined using batch sorption experiments. Influence of ionic strength, pH and temperature was investigated. Sorption data were well fitted with Freundlich models. The sorption capacities were larger at low ionc strengths and low pHs. Nano-particle aggregate size is an important factor for the pH influencing process, which increase as the pH approach pHzpc. The sorption of AT on the two nano-particles is spontaneous.