Sheet1NoPembahasanJudulJurnalPengarang1Isotherms for metoprolol
were determined for the competitive sorption under the influence of
single inorganic cations (Na+, NH4+ , Ca2+, Mg2+) as well as for
the combined effect of two cation types. Furthermore, the
contribution of oxidic surfaces (amorphous SiO2) for further
potentially occurring sorption processes (e.g., hydrogen bonding,
hydrophobic interactions) can be elucidated. As a result, sorption
on silica surfaces can be studied separately and valuable
implications for more complex natural or technical systems may be
derived. This is because many silanolbearing materials, such as
quartz and further minerals (Nyfeler and Armbruster, 1998), are
essential components of natural sorbents.Sorption of the organic
cation metoprolol on silica gel from its aqueous solution
considering the competition of inorganic cationswater research 54
(2014) 273-283Susann Kutzner, Mario Schaffer, Hilmar Bornick,
Tobias Licha, Eckhard Worch2Porous silica has been extensively used
in industry due to its low cost and the different pore structure
with multi-scale controlled pore sizeLow-cost and effective phenol
and basic dyes trapper derived from the porous silica coated with
hydrotalcite gelJournal of Colloid and Interface Science 358 (2011)
554561Yu Fei Tao, Wei Gang Lin, Ling Gao, Jin Yang, Yu Zhou, Jia
Yuan Yang, Feng Wei, Ying Wang, Jian Hua Zhu3Silica has a quite
reactive surface due to the presence of silanol groups, capable of
adsorbing organic and inorganic species and this property can be
enhanced when silica is shaped as colloidal particlesSilica
nanoparticles assisted photodegradation of acridine orange in
aqueous suspensionsApplied Catalysis B: Environmental 168-169
(2015) 363369Roberta Selvaggi, Luigi Tarpani, Alessia Santuari,
Stefano Giovagnoli, Loredana Latterini4Silica is a polymer of
silicic acid consisting of interlinked SiO4 units in a tetrahedral
fashion with the general formula SiO2Synthesis of silica
nanoparticles from Vietnamese rice husk by solgel methodNanoscale
Research Letters 2013, 8:58Van Hai Le, Chi Nhan Ha Thuc and Huy Ha
Thucthe solgel technique [19,21-23] is the most common method for
silica synthesis. It involves simultaneous hydrolysis and
condensation reaction. In this process, a sol of sodium silicate or
silicon alkoxide or halide gets converted into a polymeric network
of gel. During silica synthesis by solgel process under certain
conditions like restriction of gel growth, silica gets
precipitated. In such preparation, the steps involved are
coagulation and precipitation from silica solution
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