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PROTECTION OF METALS
Volume 44, Issue 2, Pages 193-197Publisher
MAIK NAUKA/INTERPERIODICA/SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1134/S003317320802015X
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The sorption properties of silicas with mono- and bifunctional surface layers containing the complexing fragment Si(CH2)(3)NHP(S)(OC2H5)(2) were studied. It was found that xerogels synthesized by the sol-gel method (like mesoporous silicas obtained by the template method) can extract mercury(II) ions from acidified solutions (SSC up to 450 mg/g). In a nonporous xerogel with a bifunctional surface layer ( P=S/-SH), thiol groups proved to be primary sorption sites for Hg2+ ions part of the ligand groups were inaccessible to metal ions. Xerogels containing the phosphonic acid residues Si(CH2)(2)P(O)(OH)(2) sorbed uranyl and lanthanide ions from their nitrate solutions. The resulting surface complexes contained two (for the UO22+ ion) or three inner-sphere ligand groups (for the Nd3+ and Dy3+ ions). The maximum SSCs were 340 mg/g for the uranyl ion and 120 mg/g for the lanthanide ions.
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