The synergy of Fe and Mn as layered double hydroxides for electrochemical arsenic remediation

Song Peng; Tiantian Wang; Yang Wang

doi:10.1016/j.pnsc.2025.11.010

January 31, 2026Progress in Natural Science Materials International

The synergy of Fe and Mn as layered double hydroxides for electrochemical arsenic remediation

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Electrochemical remediation of arsenic achieved significant efficiency with iron and manganese layered double hydroxides, enhancing environmental safety.
A notable reduction in arsenic concentration was observed with a combined removal rate exceeding 90% in laboratory conditions.
Assessment using layered double hydroxides shows a promising method for heavy metal removal from contaminated water sources.
Further investigations are necessary to validate results across diverse environmental settings and scale up applications.

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Observational analysis demonstrates effective electrochemical arsenic remediation using iron and manganese layers, implying improved environmental safety.

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