Abstract
In this work, a magnetic h-Fe3O4 @phos-PDA nanocomposite composed of ferroferric oxide hollow nanosphere and phosphate-modified polydopamine shell was successfully prepared by a facile one-step method. The h-Fe3O4 @phos-PDA nanocomposite has excellent adsorption properties for U (VI) under the action of phosphate and amine functional groups. The maximum adsorption capacity of h-Fe3O4 @phos-PDA for U(VI) in pH= 5 aqueous solution reached 526.35 mg/g at 298 K, and the adsorption process conformed to the Langmuir isotherm model. The analysis of kinetic adsorption data educed that the adsorption process followed the pseudo-second-order model and reached equilibrium in just 16 min. XPS analysis indicated that phosphate and amine functional groups play a vital role in the complexation between the phos-PDA shell and U (VI). In addition, actual soil remediation experiments indicated that the h-Fe3O4 @phos-PDA nanocomposite could reduce the radiation intensity of α-ray in uranium-contaminated soil by about 82.3%, demonstrating its great engineering application potential.
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