Preparation of magnetic composite materials and Its Application in Heavy metal wastewater Treatment

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The heavy discharge of industrial wastewater containing heavy metal ions has caused serious pollution to water bodies and soils. Due to the heavy toxicity and biodegradability of heavy metals, the polluted water bodies have serious consequences for humans, animals and plants. The surface of magnetic materials is easy to be functionally modified and has good magnetic sensitivity. However, some single magnetic materials have problems such as easy aggregation and difficult to disperse and separate, which limits their application. And by combining a single magnetic material with other materials, colleagues who can play their advantages can avoid the defects. The magnetic composite material changes the movement of heavy metal ions in sewage to achieve the effect of adsorption under the action of a magnetic field. It has the advantages of wide source of materials, simple preparation method, efficient adsorption, and repeated use. With a wide range of applications, the research and development of magnetic composite materials has also received widespread attention. This article gives a comprehensive overview of the structural properties of different magnetic composites and their adsorption effects on heavy metal ions, in order to provide research directions and new ideas for magnetic composites on heavy metal ion adsorption.

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Zeng, Q., Lei, Z., Yang, J., Ma, H., & Luo, Y. (2020). Preparation of magnetic composite materials and Its Application in Heavy metal wastewater Treatment. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 513). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/513/1/012001

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