Development of Zirconia Particles for Removal of PFAS from Water

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Zirconia particles can bind and remove specific PFAS molecules from water through pH-controllable electrostatic interactions, offering a promising alternative to activated carbon for water treatment. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.NOVEL_FINDING. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Atsushi Hirano

doi:10.14356/hptf.23114

May 26, 2026Hosokawa Powder Technology Foundation ANNUAL REPORTOpen Access

Development of Zirconia Particles for Removal of PFAS from Water

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To investigate the use of zirconia particles as a high-performance material for PFAS removal from water.
Utilized zirconia particles for PFAS adsorption experiments.
Examined the adsorption mechanism focusing on electrostatic interactions.
Controlled adsorption performance based on pH levels.
Zirconia demonstrated binding ability to specific PFAS molecules.
Adsorption efficiency was influenced by pH adjustments.
Zirconia's stability and strength suggest viability for water treatment applications.

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Explores zirconia's effectiveness in PFAS removal, indicating a potential eco-friendly solution.

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