ArticleF1000Research2025
Surface engineering of chak'o nano-clay with iron oxide and APTES for enhanced heavy metal adsorption in water treatment.
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Background: The heavy metal contamination of water leads to major environmental and health problems throughout the Mantaro River basin area. The study assesses the adsorption capacity of surface-modified chak'o nano-clay for extracting lead (Pb Methods: Surface modifications of unmodified nano-clay were achieved using through Aminopropyltriethoxysilane (APTES), iron oxide (Fe Results: The dual surface modification produced maximum removal capacities which led to a 95-100% removal performance of Pb Conclusion: The research shows that specialized surface treatments deliver advanced heavy metal absorption abilities to chak'o nano-clay which positions it as a leading choice for sustainable water system heavy metal remediation.
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