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Título : Adsorption properties of Merrifield-bCCA chelating resins: a new alternative for Pb2+ removal from water†
Otros títulos : Royal Society of Chemistry
Autor : Gracia-Elías, José
Ocho-Terán, Adrián
López-Maldonado, Eduardo
Pérez-Sicardio, Sergio
Trujillo-Navarrete, Balter
Rivero, Ignacio
Zizumbo-López, Arturo
Martinez Quiroz, Marisela
Palabras clave : Adsorption;chelating resins
Sede: Campus Tijuana
Fecha de publicación : mar-2025
Citación : ;Núm. 15
Resumen : In this work, five new chelating resins (MRnBz) functionalized with N-benzyl bis(carbamoyl)carboxylic acid molecules (BzbCCA) on their surface were prepared to study the metal ion (Mn+) adsorption properties in water. MRnBz resins were characterized by FTIR, TGA, FESEM and EDS. The surface charge as a function of pH and the chemical adsorption of Mn+ on the surface were evaluated through zeta potential (z) measurements. The Mn+ adsorption capacity of MRnBz resins was evaluated using Pb2+, Cu2+, Cd2+, and Ni2+ mixture model solutions at low concentrations. MRnBz resins displayed selective adsorption of Pb2+ even in the presence of a molar excess of other cations, due to the intrinsic affinity and selectivity of BzbCCA molecules for this metal ion. The adsorption isotherms of Pb2+ showed that the adsorption capacity of MRnBz resins was influenced by the spacer chain length. In addition, the resins were characterized by FTIR, TGA, FESEM and EDS after the Mn+ adsorption process, confirming the Mn+ loading on the resin surface.
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URI : https://repositorio.cetys.mx/handle/60000/1921
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