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Eco-Friendly and Easily Synthesized Amorphous Fe-Ca (Oxy)hydroxide for Selective Phosphate Removal from Synthetic and Real Effluents: Synthesis, Optimization, and Application.
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Abstract
The contamination of surface and groundwater by nutrients due to the discharge of untreated effluents is a serious environmental issue, as it can promote eutrophication and compromise water quality. This study aimed to optimize the synthesis of Fe-Ca (oxy)-hydroxide (CaFe) and evaluate its adsorptive capacity for phosphate ions. The coprecipitation route was chosen for the material synthesis. Structural characterizations revealed that the material exhibits high roughness, a large number of active sites, thermal stability, and a predominance of the amorphous phase, all of which favor its efficiency in phosphate adsorption. Optimization using response surface methodology (RSM) yielded a high adjusted coefficient of determination (
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