ArticleWater environment research : a research publication of the Water Environment Federation2026
Waste-Derived Fine-Milled Bone Char for Apparent Cr (VI) Removal From Water and Preliminary Asphalt-Compatible Processing of the Recovered Residue.
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Chromium adsorption transfers contamination to a solid residual that still requires management. This proof-of-concept study evaluated fine-milled bone char (BC; D50 = 5.52 μm) for apparent aqueous Cr (VI) removal from acidic synthetic water and examined asphalt-compatible processing of the recovered residue. Contact-time screening showed > 97% apparent Cr (VI) removal within 30 min; 120 min was retained only as a standardized operational contact time because later archived residual concentrations were very low, the assay lacked independent replication, and the sample-equivalent lower calibration bound could not be reconstructed from the available records. Observed apparent aqueous-depletion-based uptake reached 4.39 mg g
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