Protonation stabilized high As/F mobility red mud for Pb/As polluted soil remediation

The hazardous red mud (RM) with high As/F mobility and heavy metal contaminated soil have constituted severe environmental threats. This work demonstrates a “waste to eco-material” strategy through a reliable and low-cost protonation approach to eliminate the As/F leaching risk of RM, and then recyc...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of hazardous materials 2021-02, Vol.404 (Pt B), p.124143, Article 124143
Hauptverfasser: Yang, Dazhong, Deng, Wanwan, Tan, Ao, Chu, Zheting, Wei, Wenfei, Zheng, Renji, Shangguan, Yangzi, Sasaki, Atsushi, Endo, Masatoshi, Chen, Hong
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Zusammenfassung:The hazardous red mud (RM) with high As/F mobility and heavy metal contaminated soil have constituted severe environmental threats. This work demonstrates a “waste to eco-material” strategy through a reliable and low-cost protonation approach to eliminate the As/F leaching risk of RM, and then recycle it as heavy metal passivators for Pb/As polluted soil remediation. The As/F anions have been immobilized by the protonated Fe/Al (hydr)oxides within RM via the formation of stable As/F compounds during the protonation process, which satisfies the requirement by the World Health Organization (As leaching
ISSN:0304-3894
1873-3336
DOI:10.1016/j.jhazmat.2020.124143