Promising new removal of pollutants and the improvement of existing ones make up development of new sorbents with improved sorbing properties. With this aim, this research include the development of hybrid organic-inorganic and combined (bio)sorbents. The use of biomass originated materials for cleansing of wastewaters is extensively studied. Removal of lead ions from aqueous solutions was examined with different materials: Myriophyllum spicatum, peach pits, modified apricot pits, corn cobs, bentonite, zeolite, apatite. Two materials organic and inorganic with best characteristic – capacities of removal Pb(II) were selected for development of combined (bio)sorbents. Selected mixture of 75% M. spicatum and 25% bentonite showed lead binding capacity of 45 mg/g. The main effective biding sites were identified by FTIR spectral comparison of the pure and lead (bio)sorbed material: M. spicatum, bentonite and their best mixture 75%MS-25%B. Our research is applied to the expansion of ways of u...pdating vegetative waste products and mineral materials with the purpose of improving their ability to selectively remove ions of heavy metals and application of this hybrid organic-inorganic - (bio)sorbents is innovative, simple and low cost.
Keywords:
hybrid organic-inorganic (bio)sorbents / sorption / lead / FTIR
Source:
XVI BMPC Bаlkаn Minerаl Processing Congress, 2015, 783-786
Publisher:
Belgrade : Mining Institute
Belgrade : Academy of Engineering Science of Serbia
TY - CONF
AU - Milojković, Jelena
AU - Stojanović, Mirjana
AU - Mihajlović, Marija
AU - Lopičić, Zorica
AU - Petrović, Jelena
AU - Stanojević, Marija
AU - Kragović, Milan
PY - 2015
UR - https://ritnms.itnms.ac.rs/handle/123456789/895
AB - Promising new removal of pollutants and the improvement of existing ones make up development of new sorbents with improved sorbing properties. With this aim, this research include the development of hybrid organic-inorganic and combined (bio)sorbents. The use of biomass originated materials for cleansing of wastewaters is extensively studied. Removal of lead ions from aqueous solutions was examined with different materials: Myriophyllum spicatum, peach pits, modified apricot pits, corn cobs, bentonite, zeolite, apatite. Two materials organic and inorganic with best characteristic – capacities of removal Pb(II) were selected for development of combined (bio)sorbents. Selected mixture of 75% M. spicatum and 25% bentonite showed lead binding capacity of 45 mg/g. The main effective biding sites were identified by FTIR spectral comparison of the pure and lead (bio)sorbed material: M. spicatum, bentonite and their best mixture 75%MS-25%B. Our research is applied to the expansion of ways of updating vegetative waste products and mineral materials with the purpose of improving their ability to selectively remove ions of heavy metals and application of this hybrid organic-inorganic - (bio)sorbents is innovative, simple and low cost.
PB - Belgrade : Mining Institute
PB - Belgrade : Academy of Engineering Science of Serbia
PB - Belgrade : University of Belgrade
C3 - XVI BMPC Bаlkаn Minerаl Processing Congress
T1 - Development of hybrid orgаnic-inorgаnic (bio)sorbents for Pb(II) removаl
EP - 786
SP - 783
ER -
@conference{
author = "Milojković, Jelena and Stojanović, Mirjana and Mihajlović, Marija and Lopičić, Zorica and Petrović, Jelena and Stanojević, Marija and Kragović, Milan",
year = "2015",
abstract = "Promising new removal of pollutants and the improvement of existing ones make up development of new sorbents with improved sorbing properties. With this aim, this research include the development of hybrid organic-inorganic and combined (bio)sorbents. The use of biomass originated materials for cleansing of wastewaters is extensively studied. Removal of lead ions from aqueous solutions was examined with different materials: Myriophyllum spicatum, peach pits, modified apricot pits, corn cobs, bentonite, zeolite, apatite. Two materials organic and inorganic with best characteristic – capacities of removal Pb(II) were selected for development of combined (bio)sorbents. Selected mixture of 75% M. spicatum and 25% bentonite showed lead binding capacity of 45 mg/g. The main effective biding sites were identified by FTIR spectral comparison of the pure and lead (bio)sorbed material: M. spicatum, bentonite and their best mixture 75%MS-25%B. Our research is applied to the expansion of ways of updating vegetative waste products and mineral materials with the purpose of improving their ability to selectively remove ions of heavy metals and application of this hybrid organic-inorganic - (bio)sorbents is innovative, simple and low cost.",
publisher = "Belgrade : Mining Institute, Belgrade : Academy of Engineering Science of Serbia, Belgrade : University of Belgrade",
journal = "XVI BMPC Bаlkаn Minerаl Processing Congress",
title = "Development of hybrid orgаnic-inorgаnic (bio)sorbents for Pb(II) removаl",
pages = "786-783"
}
Milojković, J., Stojanović, M., Mihajlović, M., Lopičić, Z., Petrović, J., Stanojević, M.,& Kragović, M.. (2015). Development of hybrid orgаnic-inorgаnic (bio)sorbents for Pb(II) removаl. in XVI BMPC Bаlkаn Minerаl Processing Congress
Belgrade : Mining Institute., 783-786.
Milojković J, Stojanović M, Mihajlović M, Lopičić Z, Petrović J, Stanojević M, Kragović M. Development of hybrid orgаnic-inorgаnic (bio)sorbents for Pb(II) removаl. in XVI BMPC Bаlkаn Minerаl Processing Congress. 2015;:783-786..
Milojković, Jelena, Stojanović, Mirjana, Mihajlović, Marija, Lopičić, Zorica, Petrović, Jelena, Stanojević, Marija, Kragović, Milan, "Development of hybrid orgаnic-inorgаnic (bio)sorbents for Pb(II) removаl" in XVI BMPC Bаlkаn Minerаl Processing Congress (2015):783-786.
