Yuwei Tang , Yuting Zhang , Ruiping Yan , Li Zhang , Yilong Li , Jinchunzi Li , Shuang Liang , Yadong Yang
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Enhanced removal of aqueous Cr(VI) by mango kernel biochar supported polysulfide-green synthesized-nanoscale zero valent iron: Performance and mechanism
This study utilized waste mango kernels as a green reducing agent with the residue serving as the biochar precursor in a one-pot, two-step process to prepare mango kernel biochar supported polysulfide-green synthesized-nanoscale zero valent iron (FeS@Fe0-MKB) for Cr(VI) removal from water. The oxidation resistance and electron transfer capacity of Fe0 were significantly enhanced by the introduction of calcium polysulfide (CaSx) as a sulfide reagent. The composite with S/Fe molar ratio of 2/1 (FeS@Fe0-MKB2) exhibited the greatest efficacy for Cr(VI) treatment, with a removal efficiency of 99.9% in 30 min. The pseudo-second-order kinetic model and intra particle diffusion model provided better explanations for Cr(VI) removal kinetics by FeS@Fe0-MKB2. Sulfur species (Sn2–, S2– and S22–), iron species (Fe0, Fe2+), and biochar functional groups served as pivotal electron donors in the FeS@Fe0-MKB system. FeS@Fe0-MKB2 was a composite with satisfactory stability and cyclability.
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