ArticleRSC advances2023
Fe-Al binary composite filled dialysis membrane tubes (DMT-HFAO): a modified method for assessment of phosphate desorption from aqueous and soil solutions.
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Abstract
Phosphorus (P) limits plant growth particularly in strongly acidic soils due to P fixation. P availability to a plant is a functional concept of time rather than a measurable quantity. Therefore, a method that can estimate P availability over time is required. This research work was intended to synthesize a nanocomposite material that can monitor soil P desorption kinetics. To this effect, a binary sorbent system filled in a dialysis membrane tube was developed. Accordingly, calcined and amorphous powder samples of Fe-Al binary mixed oxides were synthesized by a gel-evaporation method and characterized by XRD, FTIR, TGA-DTA, SEM-EDX and BET techniques. The performance, as a phosphate sink, of crystalline hydrous ferric aluminum oxide (HFAO) and hydrous amorphous ferric aluminum oxide (HAFAO) each filled in a dialysis membrane tube (DMT) was evaluated. A single hydrated ferric oxide (HFO) suspension filled in dialysis membrane tubes (DMT) designated DMT-HFO was used as a benchmark. For the aqueous system, the sorption capacity of the DMT-HFAO was found to be 260% (mg mg
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