Inorganic Mesoporous Materials for Sorption of Heavy Metal Ions
Yu.S. Dzyazko, M.O. Chaban
In this chapter, we consider typical inorganic mesoporous materials, which are widely used for sorption of heavy metal ions: hydrophosphates, hydrous oxides and double hydroxides of multivalent metals, and also zeolites. Oxidized graphene and its composites with these inorganic substances are also in a focus of attention. Composites based on ion exchange resins modified with mentioned inorganic compounds are discussed, since this type of polymers is also related to mesoporous materials, when they are in a swollen state. Embedded inorganic particles (non-aggregated nanoparticles, aggregates or agglomerates) affect the porous structure of the polymers changing their sorption properties.
Keywords
Hydrophosphates of Multivalent Metals, Hydrated Oxides, Zeolites, Polymer-Inorganic Composites, Ion Exchange Resins, Oxidized Graphene
Published online 3/20/2025, 39 pages
Citation: Yu.S. Dzyazko, M.O. Chaban, Inorganic Mesoporous Materials for Sorption of Heavy Metal Ions, Materials Research Foundations, Vol. 173, pp 1-39, 2025
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21741/9781644903452-1
Part of the book on Mesoporous Materials
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