Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5354247 Applied Surface Science 2013 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
► A “two solvents” reduction technique is founded to in situ synthesize NZVIs inside the channels of SBA-15 rods. ► The resulting NZVIs/SBA-15 composites are characterized. ► The mechanism of the incorporated NZVIs formation is proposed. ► NZVIs/SBA-15 composites have higher reactivity for Cr(VI) removal than NZVIs supported on the surface of SBA-15.
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