Visualization of phenanthrene effect on biochar colloids transport in porous media
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Biochar colloids (BCs) can be used as adsorbent materials for remediation of phenanthrene due to their high specific surface area and other characteristics. Understanding the effects of phenanthrene on the transport of BCs contributes to facilitate the removal of phenanthrene in soil and water habitats. In this work, the influence of phenanthrene on the transport of BCs under different environmental factors (pH, ionic strength (IS), media size) in a one-dimensional sand column was firstly explored together with a real-time visualization system to explore the transport mechanism of BCs in two-dimensional sand tank. The results show that phenanthrene adsorbed on the surface of BCs, shielded its surface charge and reduced the mobility of BCs in porous media. Acidic conditions promoted the agglomeration of BCs and adsorption of phenanthrene, resulting in a 51.03 % decrease in the maximum breakthrough rate of BCs compared to alkaline conditions. The same was true for the high IS condition, where the maximum breakthrough rate of BCs was only 0.95 % at IS = 50. Additionally, there was a substantial and positive correlation between media particle size and BCs mobility. As the quartz sand particle size increased, the maximum breakthrough rates of BCs were 2.67 %, 33.28 %, and 52.27 % in the 1-D experiment, and 0, 13.88 %, and 13.10 % in the 2-D experiment, respectively. The contact area of BCs with the medium expands under the fine particle size condition, leading to a significant decrease in the mobility of BCs at low potentials influenced by phenanthrene. This finding is significant for biochar application in phenanthrene contaminated soil and groundwater remediation.
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The Science of the total environment - 927(2024) vom: 01. Apr., Seite 171867 |
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| 520 | |a Biochar colloids (BCs) can be used as adsorbent materials for remediation of phenanthrene due to their high specific surface area and other characteristics. Understanding the effects of phenanthrene on the transport of BCs contributes to facilitate the removal of phenanthrene in soil and water habitats. In this work, the influence of phenanthrene on the transport of BCs under different environmental factors (pH, ionic strength (IS), media size) in a one-dimensional sand column was firstly explored together with a real-time visualization system to explore the transport mechanism of BCs in two-dimensional sand tank. The results show that phenanthrene adsorbed on the surface of BCs, shielded its surface charge and reduced the mobility of BCs in porous media. Acidic conditions promoted the agglomeration of BCs and adsorption of phenanthrene, resulting in a 51.03 % decrease in the maximum breakthrough rate of BCs compared to alkaline conditions. The same was true for the high IS condition, where the maximum breakthrough rate of BCs was only 0.95 % at IS = 50. Additionally, there was a substantial and positive correlation between media particle size and BCs mobility. As the quartz sand particle size increased, the maximum breakthrough rates of BCs were 2.67 %, 33.28 %, and 52.27 % in the 1-D experiment, and 0, 13.88 %, and 13.10 % in the 2-D experiment, respectively. The contact area of BCs with the medium expands under the fine particle size condition, leading to a significant decrease in the mobility of BCs at low potentials influenced by phenanthrene. This finding is significant for biochar application in phenanthrene contaminated soil and groundwater remediation | ||
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