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1. Carbon fiber paper@MgO films: in situ fabrication and high-performance removal capacity for phosphate anions.

Author

Ahmed S, Ashiq MN, Li D, Tang P, and Feng Y

Subjects
Adsorption, Anions isolation & purification, Chemical Precipitation, Environmental Pollutants isolation & purification, Methenamine chemistry, Paper, Porosity, Temperature, X-Ray Diffraction, Carbon Fiber chemistry, Magnesium Oxide chemistry, Phosphates isolation & purification
Abstract

Porous magnesium oxide (MgO) films on carbon fiber paper (CF) have been successfully fabricated in a hydrothermal route at different calcination temperatures. The CF@MgO samples (CF@MgO-300, -400, and -500) show different morphologies with the increasing surface area from 3 for CF to 27 m 2  g -1 for CF@MgO-400. Among the four investigated samples, the CF@MgO-400 exhibits the highest phosphate removal ability (~ 1230 mg g -1 ) with promising applications for the large-scale utilization at low cost.

Published
2018
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