Guo-Li Chen , Zhao-Jun Wu , Di Ma , Yong-Zhi Liu , Xiao-Ming Huang , Kun Song
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Abstract
How to prepare adsorbents using economical, environmentally friendly and simple methods has become the focus of research. In this paper, silk cotton (SC) was used as a biomass template impregnated with copper nitrate solution and then calcined to prepare CuO-based adsorbent. Carbon-doped CuO (C/CuO-400) adsorbent was obtained under 400 °C air calcination calcination. It completely replicates the morphology of kapok and consists of uniformly smaller nanoparticles. The effects of different calcination temperatures, adsorption temperatures, adsorption times, adsorbent dosages and different concentrations on the adsorption of lead ions were investigated. The results showed that C/CuO-400 had a good adsorption effect on Pb2+, which was suitable for Pseudo second-order and Langmuir, and the maximum adsorption amount of Pb2+ was 588.24 mg/g with good Reusability. This environmentally friendly, economical and simple to operate biomass template prepared adsorbent of single tube C/CuO has good adsorption effect on lead ions, which is very meaningful and easy to promote the preparation of adsorbent.
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