Characterization of arsenite (As(III)) and arsenate (As(V)) sorption on synthetic siderite spherules under anoxic conditions: Different sorption behaviors with crystal size and arsenic species
“…S10a and b †), which is the typical micro-morphological characteristic of siderite. 70 At an initial As(III) concentration of 20 mg L −1 , the surface of reacted siderite became rough in the absence of Environmental Science: Nano Paper DO. However, some needle-like or rod-shaped materials appeared on reacted siderite in the presence of DO.…”
Section: Characteristics Of Reacted Sideritementioning
Siderite oxidation can be achieved with dissolved oxygen (DO), which would control the oxidation and the fate of As(iii), but the interaction mechanism between siderite and As(iii) with the presence of DO needs more investigation.
“…S10a and b †), which is the typical micro-morphological characteristic of siderite. 70 At an initial As(III) concentration of 20 mg L −1 , the surface of reacted siderite became rough in the absence of Environmental Science: Nano Paper DO. However, some needle-like or rod-shaped materials appeared on reacted siderite in the presence of DO.…”
Section: Characteristics Of Reacted Sideritementioning
Siderite oxidation can be achieved with dissolved oxygen (DO), which would control the oxidation and the fate of As(iii), but the interaction mechanism between siderite and As(iii) with the presence of DO needs more investigation.
“…27,28 Moreover, it forms complexes with water contaminants for purication purposes and facilitates REDOX reactions. Despite previous investigations on siderite's efficacy in removing water arsenate and arsenate through adsorption processes, 29,30 limited studies have explored its potential as an iron source for electrocoagulation reactions.…”
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