ArticleEnvironmental science & technology2022
Bismuth(III) Forms Exceptionally Strong Complexes with Natural Organic Matter.
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- An advanced carbon/bismuth oxide nanoparticle-based filament for multifunctional 3D-printed electrochemical sensors toward paracetamol and lead in pharmaceutical, clinical, and environmental electroanalysis.Mikrochimica acta · 2026Article
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Abstract
The use of bismuth in the society has steadily increased during the last decades, both as a substitute for lead in hunting ammunition and various metallurgical applications, as well as in a range of consumer products. At the same time, the environmental behavior of bismuth is largely unknown. Here, the binding of bismuth(III) to organic soil material was investigated using extended X-ray absorption spectroscopy (EXAFS) and batch experiments. Moreover, the capacity of suwannee river fulvic acid (SRFA) to enhance the solubility of metallic bismuth was studied in a long-term (2 years) equilibration experiment. Bismuth(III) formed exceptionally strong complexes with the organic soil material, where >99% of the added bismuth(III) was bound by the solid phase, even at pH 1.2. EXAFS data suggest that bismuth(III) was bound to soil organic matter as a dimeric Bi
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