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Abstract
Adsorption of Fe(III) ions and Fe(III) complexes on selected adsorbents in aqueous solutions is reported. Fe(III) complexes with ribose, lactic acid, glycine and valine were prepared, and FTIR spectra validated their formation. The structural data of scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis also confirm the structure of the iron-ligand complexes and their adsorption on selected ligands (celite, cellulose, bentonite, activated carbon, carbon nanoparticles). Fe(III) adsorption from Fe−ligand complexes (FeLCs) on adsorbents in an aqueous solution was higher than the adsorption of metal ions alone. Compared with non-carbon adsorbents, carbon adsorbents carbon nano particles (CNP) and activated carbon (AC) showed higher adsorption of FeLCs. The atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS) studies showed that the Fe−valine complex demonstrated the maximum adsorption (1719.18 ppm) compared to other samples. energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS) studies confirmed a 2.16-fold increase in Fe(III)−Val complex adsorption compared with the pure metal ions. The current strategy provides an efficient proto-type to remediate Fe(III) contaminated water and to fortify Fe(III) through diet.
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Journal of Water Chemistry and Technology focuses on water and wastewater treatment, water pollution monitoring, water purification, and similar topics. The journal publishes original scientific theoretical and experimental articles in the following sections: new developments in the science of water; theoretical principles of water treatment and technology; physical chemistry of water treatment processes; analytical water chemistry; analysis of natural and waste waters; water treatment technology and demineralization of water; biological methods of water treatment; and also solicited critical reviews summarizing the latest findings. The journal welcomes manuscripts from all countries in the English or Ukrainian language. All manuscripts are peer-reviewed.