2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.gca.2006.06.1567
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Kinetics of cadmium adsorption on aluminum precipitation products formed under the influence of tannate

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“…This multi-phasic behaviour of arsenate adsorption has been observed in several studies on pure Al and Fe oxides Raven et al 1998;O'Reilly et al 2001;Arai and Sparks 2002) and soils (Livesey and Huang 1981;Zhang and Selim 2005). The multi-step rate processes have also been reported for the adsorption kinetics of different anions such as phosphate and selenite (Liu and Huang 2000;Saha et al 2004) and cations, such as Pb and Cd (Liu and Huang 2003;Yu et al 2006) and is generally attributed to the heterogeneity at the adsorption sites with different binding strength and different accessibility to the interior pores.…”
Section: Arsenite Adsorption Kineticssupporting
confidence: 52%
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“…This multi-phasic behaviour of arsenate adsorption has been observed in several studies on pure Al and Fe oxides Raven et al 1998;O'Reilly et al 2001;Arai and Sparks 2002) and soils (Livesey and Huang 1981;Zhang and Selim 2005). The multi-step rate processes have also been reported for the adsorption kinetics of different anions such as phosphate and selenite (Liu and Huang 2000;Saha et al 2004) and cations, such as Pb and Cd (Liu and Huang 2003;Yu et al 2006) and is generally attributed to the heterogeneity at the adsorption sites with different binding strength and different accessibility to the interior pores.…”
Section: Arsenite Adsorption Kineticssupporting
confidence: 52%
“…The pre-exponential factor values, which give an indication of the accessibility of the adsorbate ions to the surfaces and the frequency of collision of adsorbate ions with the adsorbent surface (Liu and Huang 2000;Yu et al 2006), were lower when the HA coating was present, indicating the reduction of the reaction sites and/or the hindering effect of the humic molecules toward arsenite approaching the surfaces.…”
Section: Arsenite Adsorption Kineticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A change in the rate constant is not unusual in the case of surface reactions, such as the reactions of specific adsorption or desorption of anions and cations on/from the surfaces of iron or aluminum oxides (Liu and Huang, 2003), (Saha et al, 2004(Saha et al, , 2005, (Yu et al, 2006) and (Martin et al, 2009). …”
Section: Abiotic Nitrate Reduction By Zerovalent Iron: Effect Of Intementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This SRO Al consists of the precipitated Al -humus complexes and SRO -Al -OH species within interlayers and on edges and external planar surfaces of soil mineral colloids. Short -range ordered Al species possess considerable reactive surface area and microporosity that may contribute to adsorption of organic matter and physical protection within micropore structures Yu et al, 2006 ) and also promote aggregation and occlusion of organic matter in aggregate structures . The results of Rasmussen et al (2005) are similar to those of Percival et al (2000) , who found that the pyrophosphate -extractable Al (Alp) is the best predictor of New Zealand C stocks in grassland soils and Veldkamp (1994) , who found a high correlation between soil C mean residence time (MRT) and Alp and SRO aluminosilicates.…”
Section: Physical and Chemical Protectionmentioning
confidence: 99%