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Evaluate the effectiveness of various mineral adsorbents in removing Co(II) and Cu(II) from aqueous solutions.

August 1, 2026Materials Research Innovations

Mineral adsorbents for highly efficient Co(II) and Cu(II) remediation

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YEYasser Elbayomy JMJianfeng Ma WHWenyan Huang

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Lab-synthesized and commercial mineral adsorbents effectively removed cobalt and copper from water, suggesting practical applications for environmental cleanup.

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Evaluate the effectiveness of various mineral adsorbents in removing Co(II) and Cu(II) from aqueous solutions.
Conducted batch experiments using lab-synthesized HAP, magnetite, and LDHs for heavy metal uptake.
Used XRD and XPS techniques to analyze the structural characteristics and adsorption mechanisms of the adsorbents.
Tested both commercial and synthesized adsorbents for comparative analyses.
Synthesized HAP achieved 98.10% Co(II) and 99.35% Cu(II) removal rates.
Ca-Al-Cl LDH showed the highest Co(II) removal at 99.756% and synthesized HAP had the highest Cu(II) removal at 99.995%.
Commercial magnetite's performance was significantly dosage-dependent, requiring 1 g to reach near-complete removal.

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Elbayomy et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6d985be258b358b3c6ba17 https://doi.org/10.1080/14328917.2026.2708258

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August 1, 2026Materials Research Innovations

Mineral adsorbents for highly efficient Co(II) and Cu(II) remediation

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Authors

YEYasser Elbayomy JMJianfeng Ma WHWenyan Huang

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Lab-synthesized and commercial mineral adsorbents effectively removed cobalt and copper from water, suggesting practical applications for environmental cleanup.

Key Points

Evaluate the effectiveness of various mineral adsorbents in removing Co(II) and Cu(II) from aqueous solutions.
Conducted batch experiments using lab-synthesized HAP, magnetite, and LDHs for heavy metal uptake.
Used XRD and XPS techniques to analyze the structural characteristics and adsorption mechanisms of the adsorbents.
Tested both commercial and synthesized adsorbents for comparative analyses.
Synthesized HAP achieved 98.10% Co(II) and 99.35% Cu(II) removal rates.
Ca-Al-Cl LDH showed the highest Co(II) removal at 99.756% and synthesized HAP had the highest Cu(II) removal at 99.995%.
Commercial magnetite's performance was significantly dosage-dependent, requiring 1 g to reach near-complete removal.

Cite This Study

Elbayomy et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6d985be258b358b3c6ba17 https://doi.org/10.1080/14328917.2026.2708258

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