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MATERIALS CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS
卷 258, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA
DOI: 10.1016/j.matchemphys.2020.123862
关键词
Magnetic rod; Membrane; Particle migration; Iron oxide; Phenol adsorption
资金
- Malaysia Ministry of Education (MOE) [R.J090301.7809.4J181, R.J090301.7851.4J429]
- Malaysia Research University Network (MRUN) [R.J130000.7851.4L869]
- Research Management Centre (RMC), UTM
Magnetic induce casting can orient and migrate iron oxide within the membrane matrix without the need for additional chemicals or complicated procedures, resulting in increased porosity and water flux of the membrane, a hydrophilic surface, as well as effective filtration and removal of harmful substances.
Particle migration within membranes with different iron oxide compositions was prepared by traditional casting under direct exposure to a magnetic rod. Membrane with 30 wt% of iron oxide (M30) has shown a high concentration of Fe element within its thin layer compared to other membranes with lower iron oxide content. The high Fe element in the M30 thin layer has contributed to its porous structure (58.9% porosity), the most porous among the membranes. Hence, it explained the high water flux of the M30 membrane at 75.4 L/m(2).h, while the pristine N0 membrane only managed 20.1 L/m(2).h. Due to particle migration towards the membrane surface, all magnetically induce membrane were able to obtain a contact angle below 70 degrees, characteristic of a hydrophilic surface. Moreover, due to the accumulation of iron oxide as a result of magnetic casting, the M3 membrane was able to remove 14.1% of phenol with a sieving coefficient of 0.86. To conclude, magnetic induce casting has the capability of orienting and migrating the iron oxide within the membrane matrix without the need for an additional chemical or complicated procedure.
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