LI Yajuan, ZHAO Chuanqi, YANG Yuesuo, et al. Mechanism and model of dynamic adsorption of glyphosate contaminated water on graphene-based iron oxide composite[J]. CIESC Journal, 2018, (9): 3944-3953.
LI Yajuan, ZHAO Chuanqi, YANG Yuesuo, et al. Mechanism and model of dynamic adsorption of glyphosate contaminated water on graphene-based iron oxide composite[J]. CIESC Journal, 2018, (9): 3944-3953.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20180374.
Reduced graphene-based iron oxide composite was prepared via thermal chemical deposition method and used to remove glyphosate (GLY) contaminated water by a dynamic adsorption experiment. Influences of GLY concentration
solution pH
flow rate and filler bed height were analyzed. The dynamic adsorption mechanism was characterized by SEM-EDS
XPS and BET
as well as Thomas
Yoon-Nelson and Yan adsorption models. The results demonstrated that the glyphosate adsorptivity increased and the breakthrough time decreased with the increase of the initial glyphosate concentration
however
breakthrough time prolonged when increasing the adsorbent quality. In contrast
the glyphosate adsorptivity and the breakthrough time decreased with an increase in the pH value and flow rate. The fitting results matched Thomas
Yoon-Nelson and Yan model well
and the theoretical adsorption capacities were in close agreement with the experimental data. To study the dynamic adsorption process and the adsorption microscopic mechanism is of vital theoretical and practical significance for the popularization of graphene materials and the treatment of glyphosate contaminated water.