Abstract
Magnetic porous carbonaceous (MPC) materials derived from tea waste were synthesized by an integrated biosorption–pyrolysis process and were applied as adsorbents for wastewater cleanup. On the basis of various characterizations, we demonstrated that the formation mechanism of γ-Fe2O3 anchored on the porous carbonaceous material surface consisted of the adsorption of iron ions and then the γ-Fe2O3 nucleation and growth through pyrolysis at alternative peak temperatures (300–500 °C). The sample pyrolyzed at 300 °C (MPC-300) showed good capacities for As(V) (38.03 mg g–1) and Cr(VI) (21.23 mg g–1) adsorption, outperforming that of commercial bulk Fe2O3 and many other materials. Moreover, the large available positive charge density can facilitate the effective adsorption of anionic dye (MO) and humic acid (HA) on the γ-Fe2O3 surface while the adsorption performance is sluggish for cationic dyes (MB and RhB). Relatively, the adsorption isotherms could significantly conform to the Langmuir model, and the pseud...
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