Highly Versatile Gum Acacia Based Swellable Microgels Encapsulating Cobalt Nanoparticles; An Approach to Rapid and Recoverable Environmental Nano-catalysis
Abstract Lyophilic microgels based on Gum Acacia (GAC) were synthesized at room temperature and normal pressure. Briefly, high yield of the spherical shaped microgels of size ≤ 50 µm was obtained via introducing linear GAC and divinyl sulfone (DS) in the reverse micelle cores of NBSS in the stirring...
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highly versatile gum acacia based swellable microgels encapsulating cobalt nanoparticles; an approach to rapid and recoverable environmental nano-catalysis |
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Highly Versatile Gum Acacia Based Swellable Microgels Encapsulating Cobalt Nanoparticles; An Approach to Rapid and Recoverable Environmental Nano-catalysis |
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Abstract Lyophilic microgels based on Gum Acacia (GAC) were synthesized at room temperature and normal pressure. Briefly, high yield of the spherical shaped microgels of size ≤ 50 µm was obtained via introducing linear GAC and divinyl sulfone (DS) in the reverse micelle cores of NBSS in the stirring gasoline. The GAC microgels were then utilized as synthetic micro-templates for fabricating their nanocomposites with Cobalt (Co), to subsequently produce GAC-Co nanocomposite microgels. The as synthesis GAC based microgels and the GAC-Co microgels were characterized through FTIR, TGA, DSC, SEM, EDS, and TEM. Different amounts of GAC-Co microgels were used as nano-catalyst for the degradation of poisonous aromatic compounds and an Azo dye in aqueous medium. Briefly, 1 g GAC-Co microgels degraded 100 mL (250 ppm solution) of each the aforementioned compounds in ≤ 25 min at neutral pH. The increase in the kinetic parameter i.e., rate constant ($ k_{app} $) value with increase in the GAC-Co nanocomposite microgels amounts manifests the positive impact of the fabricated nano-catalyst on these compounds degradation at room temperature. © The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Science+Business Media, LLC part of Springer Nature 2021 |
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Abstract Lyophilic microgels based on Gum Acacia (GAC) were synthesized at room temperature and normal pressure. Briefly, high yield of the spherical shaped microgels of size ≤ 50 µm was obtained via introducing linear GAC and divinyl sulfone (DS) in the reverse micelle cores of NBSS in the stirring gasoline. The GAC microgels were then utilized as synthetic micro-templates for fabricating their nanocomposites with Cobalt (Co), to subsequently produce GAC-Co nanocomposite microgels. The as synthesis GAC based microgels and the GAC-Co microgels were characterized through FTIR, TGA, DSC, SEM, EDS, and TEM. Different amounts of GAC-Co microgels were used as nano-catalyst for the degradation of poisonous aromatic compounds and an Azo dye in aqueous medium. Briefly, 1 g GAC-Co microgels degraded 100 mL (250 ppm solution) of each the aforementioned compounds in ≤ 25 min at neutral pH. The increase in the kinetic parameter i.e., rate constant ($ k_{app} $) value with increase in the GAC-Co nanocomposite microgels amounts manifests the positive impact of the fabricated nano-catalyst on these compounds degradation at room temperature. © The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Science+Business Media, LLC part of Springer Nature 2021 |
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Abstract Lyophilic microgels based on Gum Acacia (GAC) were synthesized at room temperature and normal pressure. Briefly, high yield of the spherical shaped microgels of size ≤ 50 µm was obtained via introducing linear GAC and divinyl sulfone (DS) in the reverse micelle cores of NBSS in the stirring gasoline. The GAC microgels were then utilized as synthetic micro-templates for fabricating their nanocomposites with Cobalt (Co), to subsequently produce GAC-Co nanocomposite microgels. The as synthesis GAC based microgels and the GAC-Co microgels were characterized through FTIR, TGA, DSC, SEM, EDS, and TEM. Different amounts of GAC-Co microgels were used as nano-catalyst for the degradation of poisonous aromatic compounds and an Azo dye in aqueous medium. Briefly, 1 g GAC-Co microgels degraded 100 mL (250 ppm solution) of each the aforementioned compounds in ≤ 25 min at neutral pH. The increase in the kinetic parameter i.e., rate constant ($ k_{app} $) value with increase in the GAC-Co nanocomposite microgels amounts manifests the positive impact of the fabricated nano-catalyst on these compounds degradation at room temperature. © The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Science+Business Media, LLC part of Springer Nature 2021 |
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