Kaolin–Fly Ash Composite for Pb2+ and AsO43− Adsorption from Aqueous System
Barbora Doušová,
Eva Bedrnová,
Kateřina Maxová
et al.
Abstract:The expected benefit of composite adsorbents generally consists in their growing applicability, thanks to the combination of the adsorption properties of individual components. Composite adsorbents were prepared as mixtures of kaolin from a Czech deposit (kaolin Sedlec, SK) and two fly ashes (FAs) from a fluidised bed boiler in Czech operations differing in fuel type. The mixtures of SK with FA in a ratio of 50:50% wt. were prepared at 20 °C, 65 °C, and 110 °C in an autoclave. The source materials and composit… Show more
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