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- W3088793765 abstract "The problem of heavy metal pollution in sediments attracts increasing attention with the process of industrialization. In this study, a novel sediments amendment granular activated carbon (GAC)-supported titanium dioxide nanoparticles (GATN) was synthesized to amend copper (Cu)-contaminated sediments. The effect of the amendments on the potential mobility and bioavailability of Cu was evaluated by the concentration of Cu in the overlying water and the chemical speciations of Cu in sediments. After 35 days of incubation, GATN and GAC were separated from the GATN-amended sediments and the GAC-amended sediments. The European Community Bureau of Reference (BCR) sequence extraction procedure was performed on the separated sediments. Compared with the control group, the addition of 20% GATN amended sediments for 35 days, the Cu concentration in the overlying water decreased by 90.75%. Compared with original sediments, the exchangeable fraction and reducible fraction of Cu decreased from 42.30% to 17.36%–3.63% and 6.57%, respectively, and the oxidizable fraction and residual fraction of Cu increased from 13.57% to 26.77%–33.21% and 56.58%, respectively. The potential mobility and bioavailability of Cu were significantly reduced. According to the BCR sequence extraction results of the remaining sediments after the separation of the GATN, the Cu adsorbed on the GATN surface is mainly an oxidizable fraction, which is generated by the complexation reaction of hydroxyl (-OH) and Cu2+. Meanwhile, the present of GATN also can enhance the remediation capacity of sediments, which plays an important role during the amendment process. The pH was measured after GATN-amended sediments adding. Results showed that GATN improved their remediation capacity of sediments by optimizing the pH in sediments. The enzyme activity-experiment indicated that GATN effectively reduces the biological toxicity of Cu in Cu-contaminated sediments. Results verified that GATN, as a sediments amendment, has good application potential." @default.
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- W3088793765 title "Granular activated carbon-supported titanium dioxide nanoparticles as an amendment for amending copper-contaminated sediments: Effect on the pH in sediments and enzymatic activities" @default.
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