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Development of a poly(monoacryloxyethyl phosphate)-grafted polyethylene porous membrane using argon atmospheric-pressure plasma-induced graft polymerization for In(III) adsorption
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• Poly(monoacryloxyethyl phosphate) was grafted onto a porous polyethylene substrate. • Ar atmospheric-pressure plasma treatment and next graft polymerization were used. • FT-IR spectra and microscopic observations confirmed the successful grafting. • The novel adsorbent with phosphate groups selectively adsorbed In(III) ions. • Langmuir-type isotherms and pseudo-second-order kinetic models were well-suited.
Keywords:
In(III) adsorption
Atmospheric-pressure plasma
Graft polymerization
Poly(monoacryloxyethyl phosphate)
Porous polyethylene membrane
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