Cadmium Uptake by Lignocellulosic Materials: Effect of Lignin Content

Two lignocellulosic materials with different lignin contents (18 and 42 %wt) and pure lignin (PL) were evaluated for their effectiveness in binding cadmium from dilute solutions in various concentrations. Maximum sorption capacities (Xm), determined from equilibrium isotherms by applying the Langmui...

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Autores principales: Basso, M.C., Cerrella, E.G., Cukierman, A.L.
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spelling todo:paper_01496395_v39_n5_p1163_Basso2023-10-03T15:01:08Z Cadmium Uptake by Lignocellulosic Materials: Effect of Lignin Content Basso, M.C. Cerrella, E.G. Cukierman, A.L. Alternative sorbents Heavy metals removal Lignocellulosic wastes Wastewater treatment Cadmium Cellulose Isotherms pH effects Sorption Wastewater Langmuir model Pure lignin (PL) Lignin cadmium cellulose lignin cadmium heavy metal lignin liquid-solid separation pollutant removal wastewater treatment absorption article dose response isotherm metal binding molecular model waste water Cadmium Cellulose Isotherms Lignins Ph Sorption Waste Waters Two lignocellulosic materials with different lignin contents (18 and 42 %wt) and pure lignin (PL) were evaluated for their effectiveness in binding cadmium from dilute solutions in various concentrations. Maximum sorption capacities (Xm), determined from equilibrium isotherms by applying the Langmuir model, indicated that PL (Xm = 48.3 mg/g) and the sample with the larger lignin content (Xm = 22.2 mg/g) showed a reasonable ability to uptake cadmium. An increasing relationship between X m and the sample's lignin content was found, considering the tested materials together with others evaluated earlier under identical conditions. Pure lignin attained the highest value. Accordingly, the lignin content of lignocellulosic materials appears as an indicator of their ability to uptake cadmium. It could facilitate their screening for potential use as alternative cadmium sorbents from dilute wastewater. The effects of the sample's dose and the solution pH on cadmium uptake also were investigated. Fil:Basso, M.C. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Cukierman, A.L. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_01496395_v39_n5_p1163_Basso
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topic Alternative sorbents
Heavy metals removal
Lignocellulosic wastes
Wastewater treatment
Cadmium
Cellulose
Isotherms
pH effects
Sorption
Wastewater
Langmuir model
Pure lignin (PL)
Lignin
cadmium
cellulose
lignin
cadmium
heavy metal
lignin
liquid-solid separation
pollutant removal
wastewater treatment
absorption
article
dose response
isotherm
metal binding
molecular model
waste water
Cadmium
Cellulose
Isotherms
Lignins
Ph
Sorption
Waste Waters
spellingShingle Alternative sorbents
Heavy metals removal
Lignocellulosic wastes
Wastewater treatment
Cadmium
Cellulose
Isotherms
pH effects
Sorption
Wastewater
Langmuir model
Pure lignin (PL)
Lignin
cadmium
cellulose
lignin
cadmium
heavy metal
lignin
liquid-solid separation
pollutant removal
wastewater treatment
absorption
article
dose response
isotherm
metal binding
molecular model
waste water
Cadmium
Cellulose
Isotherms
Lignins
Ph
Sorption
Waste Waters
Basso, M.C.
Cerrella, E.G.
Cukierman, A.L.
Cadmium Uptake by Lignocellulosic Materials: Effect of Lignin Content
topic_facet Alternative sorbents
Heavy metals removal
Lignocellulosic wastes
Wastewater treatment
Cadmium
Cellulose
Isotherms
pH effects
Sorption
Wastewater
Langmuir model
Pure lignin (PL)
Lignin
cadmium
cellulose
lignin
cadmium
heavy metal
lignin
liquid-solid separation
pollutant removal
wastewater treatment
absorption
article
dose response
isotherm
metal binding
molecular model
waste water
Cadmium
Cellulose
Isotherms
Lignins
Ph
Sorption
Waste Waters
description Two lignocellulosic materials with different lignin contents (18 and 42 %wt) and pure lignin (PL) were evaluated for their effectiveness in binding cadmium from dilute solutions in various concentrations. Maximum sorption capacities (Xm), determined from equilibrium isotherms by applying the Langmuir model, indicated that PL (Xm = 48.3 mg/g) and the sample with the larger lignin content (Xm = 22.2 mg/g) showed a reasonable ability to uptake cadmium. An increasing relationship between X m and the sample's lignin content was found, considering the tested materials together with others evaluated earlier under identical conditions. Pure lignin attained the highest value. Accordingly, the lignin content of lignocellulosic materials appears as an indicator of their ability to uptake cadmium. It could facilitate their screening for potential use as alternative cadmium sorbents from dilute wastewater. The effects of the sample's dose and the solution pH on cadmium uptake also were investigated.
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author Basso, M.C.
Cerrella, E.G.
Cukierman, A.L.
author_facet Basso, M.C.
Cerrella, E.G.
Cukierman, A.L.
author_sort Basso, M.C.
title Cadmium Uptake by Lignocellulosic Materials: Effect of Lignin Content
title_short Cadmium Uptake by Lignocellulosic Materials: Effect of Lignin Content
title_full Cadmium Uptake by Lignocellulosic Materials: Effect of Lignin Content
title_fullStr Cadmium Uptake by Lignocellulosic Materials: Effect of Lignin Content
title_full_unstemmed Cadmium Uptake by Lignocellulosic Materials: Effect of Lignin Content
title_sort cadmium uptake by lignocellulosic materials: effect of lignin content
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_01496395_v39_n5_p1163_Basso
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