ArticleRSC advances2024
Enhanced remediation of U(vi) ions from water resources using advanced forms of morphologically modified glauconite (nano-sheets and nano-rods): experimental and theoretical investigations.
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- Insight into loading, release, and anticancer activities of the methanol hybridized glauconite nano-sheets as a potential carrier of cisplatin: equilibrium and release kinetics.Frontiers in chemistry · 2025Article
- Experimental and advanced equilibrium studies on the enhanced adsorption of phosphate, cadmium, and safranin dye pollutants using methoxy exfoliated glauconite.Frontiers in chemistry · 2024Article
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Abstract
Two forms of morphologically transformed glauconite (GL) involved exfoliated nanosheets (EXG) and nanorods (GRs), which were synthesized by facile exfoliating and scrolling modification under sonication. The two advanced forms (EXG and GRs) were applied as enhanced adsorbents for U(vi) ions and compared with using raw glauconite. The developed GRs structure displays higher saturation retention properties (319.5 mg g
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