Removal of Heavy Metal Cations (Copper, Lead, Zinc) from Water Runoff by Calcium Silicate Hydrate: Effect of the Co-Ion and Competition of Ions in Ternary Mixtures - Université de Lorraine
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Removal of Heavy Metal Cations (Copper, Lead, Zinc) from Water Runoff by Calcium Silicate Hydrate: Effect of the Co-Ion and Competition of Ions in Ternary Mixtures

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The sorption behavior of calcium silicate hydrate (CSH) with respect to lead, copper and zinc was studied to consider its application to remove metal from water runoff. A series of kinetics of removal and isotherms were undertaken with single metal and mixture solutions. The sorption occurred by ion exchange with calcium. Sorption kinetics were modelled using pseudo-second order model. The weight capacities of CSH were lead > copper >> zinc when studied separately. The co-ion associated to the metal ion is of importance on the removal capacities. Langmuir-Freundlich isotherm model matched experimental data in the case of single metal solutions. A competition was evidenced in mixture; zinc was the most impacted
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hal-03315828 , version 1 (25-10-2024)

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Brogat M, Steve Pontvianne, Léa Sigot, Cécile Vallières. Removal of Heavy Metal Cations (Copper, Lead, Zinc) from Water Runoff by Calcium Silicate Hydrate: Effect of the Co-Ion and Competition of Ions in Ternary Mixtures. Advances in Environmental Studies, 2021, 5 (1), ⟨10.36959/742/237⟩. ⟨hal-03315828⟩
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