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Simultaneous decontamination of phosphorus and bisphenol a from livestock wastewater with boehmite-modified carbon composite.
Bioresource Technology 2024 January 6
In this work, a novel boehmite-modified carbon adsorbent (BMCC) derived from moldy corn was used for simultaneous removal of P and bisphenol (BPA) from livestock wastewater. The results showed that BMCC had a high specific surface area (308.82 m2 /g) with boehmite nanoparticles anchored on its surface. BMCC showed higher P and BPA decontamination capabilities (40.98 mg/g for P and 54.65 mg/g for BPA by Langmuir model). The adsorbed amount of P declined as pH increased from 4 to 10, while the adsorbed amount of BPA remained steady until pH increased to 10. After 6 cycles of BMCC use, the P and BPA adsorption efficiencies reduced by 21.75 % and 19.41 %, respectively. The adsorption of P was dominated by electrostatic attraction and complexation, while the adsorption of BPA was controlled by hydrogen bonding, electrostatic interaction, and π-π association. In conclusion, BMCC is an effective treatment for decontaminating P- and BPA-contaminated livestock wastewater.
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