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• W3199040211 abstract "Previous studies on cadmium adsorption of calcium carbonate have found that polymorph, and, crystallinity are influential factors for adsorbing cadmium ions. The predominant factor for cadmium adsorption has yet to be elucidated because these factors are linked. To overcome this, here each factor is investigated separately. First, atmospheric grinding prepared surf clam (aragonite phase) and scallop (calcite phase) shells with similar crystallite sizes and specific surface areas. Using adsorption isotherm models, kinetics, X-ray diffraction analysis, and TEM observations, both calcite and aragonite react with cadmium to form cadmium carbonate. The chemisorption follows the adsorption mechanism reported in the literature. Based on the Langmuir isotherm model fitting, the maximum adsorbed amount for the ground surf clam shells is 633.3 mg/g, while that for scallop shells is 195.8 mg/g. Then fine surf clam shell particles with a similar specific surface area, and with a relatively wide range of the aragonite ratio, and crystallite size are prepared via a combination of grinding and a subsequent calcination process. Our experiments where one explanatory variable is changed at a time demonstrate that the polymorph ratio and crystallite size of the ground shells play key roles in the chemisorption." @default.
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• W3199040211 date "2022-01-01" @default.
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• W3199040211 title "Key particle properties of shells for cadmium chemisorption" @default.
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