Preparation of magnetic biochar sphere and its adsorptionproperties for Pb(Ⅱ)in soil
Received Date:2021-04-08
Abstract:as carbon sources,FeCl3as the cross-linking agent and magnetization agent. Synchronous molding andmagnetization were rea... Open+
Abstract:as carbon sources,FeCl3as the cross-linking agent and magnetization agent. Synchronous molding andmagnetization were realized by the cross-linking reaction between sodium alginate and FeCl3. The MBwas characterized by analysis methods such as BET,SEM,XRD,FT-IR and VSM. The results provedthat MB had large specific surface area and good pore structure. MB showed good magnetism because itssurface was successfully loaded with Fe3O4. The surface of MB prepared by low-temperature pyrolysiswas rich in oxygen functional groups,so it was easy to complex with Pb (Ⅱ). When initial pH=6,MBaddition=10% and adsorption time = 24 h,the optimal removal rate and adsorption capacity of MBprepared by 300 ℃ pyrolysis were 67.53% and 3.11 mg/g,respectively. The adsorption process fittedthe quasi second order kinetics equation,and was mainly chemical adsorption. After adsorbing Pb (Ⅱ)in soil,MB could be separated and recovered by external magnetic field,and the recovery rate was morethan 95%. After 5 times of regeneration,MB could still maintain 71% of the initial adsorption of Pb (Ⅱ). Close-
Authors:
- ZENG Xi1
- LIU Biwen2
- ZHANG Qian1
- HUANG Xin2
- LIU Xinzhong2,*
Units
- 1.College of Environment and Resources,Fuzhou University,Fuzhou 350118,China
- 2.College of EcologicalEnvironment and Urban Construction,Fujian University of Technology,Fuzhou 350118,China
Keywords
- Magnetic biochar
- Soil remediation
- Pb
- Adsorption
Citation
Zeng Xi,Liu Biwen,Zhang Qian,et al. Preparation of magnetic biochar sphere and its adsorption properties for Pb(Ⅱ) in soil[J]. Energy Environmental Protection,2021,35(4):50-57.