Abstract
Speciation of vanadium elements in the presence of δ-alumina in aqueous media was studied to simulate the environmental impact of soil/sediment–water interacted system. Factors affecting this process are pH, presence of humic acid, and δ-alumina concentrations as an abundant sediment/soil components. Different species of both vanadium and surface of δ-alumina were deduced theoretically using MintaqA2 programme. Due to the effect of pH, the anionic species of vanadium at pH 1–3 is prevailed and changed to cationic species at pH range 6–10 at different levels of alumina. Additionally, based on the effect of alumina concertation, high percent uptake, almost 100% was found at 10.0 g/1 concentration of alumina while at level of 0.2 g/1 alumina, the maximum adsorption of vanadium was become 91%. The effect of humic acid on the speciation behavior of vanadium (V) was also studied and compared with that of vanadium (IV) based on XANES (X-ray absorption near edge structure). Adsorption behaviors were studied at concentration 4.71E-4M for vanadium at 0.1M ionic strength. The mechanism of vanadium adsorption in the presence of alumina under the same working conditions was studied and explained based on TLM (Triple layer model) where the results proved good validation and verification of the practically produced data.
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