ArticleScientific reports2025
Ammonia removal from simulated fish farms by metal organic framework ingrained by egg shell and fish bones.
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The current work focuses on the efficient removal of ammonia by calcium-based metal organic framework. Whereas, for the first time, Ca based metal organic framework was synthesized using either fish bones (FB) or eggshell (ES) as biogenic wastes to act as calcium precursors for synthesis of Ca-BDC, abbreviated as Ca-BDC(FB) & Ca-BDC(ES), respectively, to be sequentially applicable for removal of ammonia. The collected data revealed that; FB showed to be more preferable rather than ES as calcium precursor for preparation of highly efficient Ca-BDC. The obtained Ca-BDC (ES) and Ca-BDC (FB) were shown with orthorhombic crystals, while smaller crystal size was observed in case of Ca-BDC (FB) which is reflected in larger surface area (721.38 m
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