Eco-engineered functionalized mesoporous silica from rice husks for selective detection of Fe( iii ) in aqueous media

A. Subaihi; B. A. Babgi; T. S. Alraddadi; T. Z. Abolibda; M. T. Alotaibi; A.K. Albishri; A. Shahat; M. A. Shenashen

doi:10.1039/d6ra02974d

January 1, 2026RSC AdvancesOpen Access

Eco-engineered functionalized mesoporous silica from rice husks for selective detection of Fe( iii ) in aqueous media

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This research aims to create environmentally friendly sensors using rice husk-derived silica for detecting iron in water.
Developed mesoporous silica from rice husks as a renewable material for sensor construction.
Evaluated the sensing performance for Fe(iii) detection in aqueous environments.
Successfully demonstrated selective detection of Fe(iii) ions using the engineered sensors, with measurable sensitivity.
Provided a sustainable and effective method for utilizing waste materials in sensor technologies.

Implication

Develops eco-friendly sensors for iron detection in water, highlighting a sustainable approach.

Abstract

By utilizing rice husk (RH) waste as a renewable source of silica, this study presents a sustainable approach for engineering eco-friendly sensors for Fe( iii ) detection.

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Subaihi et al. (2026) studied this question.

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