ArticleRSC advances2025
Fly ash upcycling to functional silica nanomaterials: insights into synthetic strategies towards efficient adsorbents for water purification.
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Abstract
The transformation of fly ash into high-value nanomaterials presents a sustainable route for waste valorization. In this study, silica nanoparticles were synthesized from fly ash using three different methods: acid-precipitation of dense silica, surfactant-templated sol-gel synthesis for mesoporous silica, and a one-pot thermal activation process integrating silica extraction and nanoparticle formation. The resulting nanomaterials were functionalized with amine ligand to enhance their affinity toward anionic pharmaceutical pollutants in water. Physicochemical characterization confirmed successful silica formation and surface modification. The mesoporous silica exhibited a specific surface area of 620 m
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