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Table 5 Literature research on the sorption of phosphate ions by various biosorbents

From: Potential use of Ulva intestinalis-derived biochar adsorbing phosphate ions in the cultivation of winter wheat Tristicum aestivum

Raw material—biochar

Pyrolysis conditions

Sorption conditions

Biosorption kinetics*

Biosorption equilibrium**

References

Pseudo-first-order model

Pseudo-second-order model

Langmuir isotherm

q (mg/g)

Banana straw

Modified with MgCl2,

430 °C for 4 h

Cs 5 g/L

C0 250 mg/L*

C0 20–350 mg/L**

pH (established, not reported)

4 h

41.3

49.3

31.2

Jiang et al. (2019)

Cassava straw

13.3

15.3

31.1

Chinese fir straw

11.9

12.6

6.77

Corn straw

10.2

10.1

12.3

Taro straw

13.5

14.2

14.4

Camellia oleifera shell

6.92

7.46

17.0

Broussonetia papyrifera leaves

500 °C for 2 h

Cs 5 g/L

C0 50 mg/L*

C0 0–80 mg/L**

pH 7.0

4 h

6.68

7.61

35.6 (for 25 °C)

Qiu et al. (2019)

Corn straw

Modified with Fe(NO3)39H2O, 600 °C for 2 h

Cs 2 g/L

C0 35 mg/L*

C0 17.5–1400 mg/L**

pH 5.28

192 h

10.3

10.9

57.4

Zhang et al. (2021)

Wheat straw

Modified with MgCl2–AlCl3, 600 °C for 2 h

Cs 7 g/L

C0 100 mg/L*

C0 0–2000 mg/L**

pH 6.0

24 h

13.1

13.6

153

Zheng et al. (2020)

Modified with MgCl2, 600 °C for 2 h

2.86

3.63

9.64

Modified with AlCl3, 600 °C for 2 h

8.70

8.98

82.8

600 °C for 2 h

1.46

1.58

1.64

Rice straw

700 °C for 2 h

Cs 10 g/L

C0 20 mg/L*

C0 0–320 mg/L**

pH 7.0

24 h

0.998

1.79

5.41

Zhou et al. (2019)

Phragmites communis

300 °C for 2 h

0.430

0.084

7.75

Sawdust

300 °C for 2 h

0.100

0.024

3.86

Egg shell

300 °C for 2 h

1.88

0.827

4.54

500 °C for 2 h

2.03

1.51

4.92

700 °C for 2 h

1.53

1.03

6.08

Raw sludge

Modified with Fenton reagent (110 mg Fe(II)/g and 88 mg H2O2/g), 300 °C for 2 h

Cs 15 g/L

C0 46 mg/L*

C0 23–161 mg/L**

pH 7.0

52 h

1.94

2.97

2.64

Wang et al. (2020a, b)

Carrot residues

Modified with MgCl2H2O, 400 °C for 4 h

Cs 0.5 g/L

C0 30 mg/L*

C0 25–350 mg/L**

pH 8.0

36 h

30

16

138

Pinto et al. (2019)

Seaweed Ulva intestinalis

Modified with MgCl26H2O, 700 °C for 1 h

Cs 1 g/L

C0 100 mg/L*

C0 5–100 mg/L**

pH 5.0

4 h

4.70

5.24

5.92

This work

  1. Cs sorbent content in the solution; C0 initial concentration of phosphate ions; * Biosorption kinetics; ** Biosorption equilibrium