Kinetic Studies of Periwinkle Shell Hydroxyapatite (PSHAP) for the Removal of Metal Ions in Steel Rolling Mill Wastewater
Abstract
Heavy metals are one of the major contaminants in industrial wastewater. However, hydroxyapatite from biogenic wastes possesses the ability to chelate heavy metals in water. In this study, hydroxyapatite was produced from periwinkle shell (PSHAP) at different calcination temperatures 400, 500 and 600
Keywords
AdsorptionHeavy metalsContaminantsPeriwinkle shellHydroxyapatiteKinetics
studies
References
Al-Meshragi, M., Ibrahim, H.G. and Aboabboud, M.M. (2008). Equilibrium and Kinetics of Chromium Adsorption on Cement Kiln Dust. In: Proceedings of the World Congress on Engineering and Computer Science. WCECS, October 22–24, San Francisco, USA. Amuda, O.S., Olayiwola, A.O. and Farombi A. G. (2017). Production and Characterization of Hydroxyapatite Prepared from Periwinkle shell. International journal of Chemical, Gas and Material Science (IJCGM), 1(1): 23-26.
More Articles from RESEARCH JOURNAL OF PURE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning System for Heart Disease Prediction
Author: Okokon, Kate Edidiong, Sako, D.J.S., Anireh, V. I. E.
Spatial Variation and Sources of Heavy Metals in Soils Near Waste Disposal Points on University Farms in Rivers State Nigeria
Author: Iyaye, I. H., Iyama, W. A. , Cookey-Gam, I. F
Integrated Assessment of Heavy Metal Contamination Spatial Distribution Ecological Risk and Human Health Implications in Soils of Osubi and Surrounding Areas Delta State Nigeria
Author: Wasiu O. Osisanya, Olaseni, Victor B, Helen S. Ukulu, Tanko A Auta, Akpobaro, Augustine, Yemi S. Onifade