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  • Title: Removal of thiobencarb in aqueous solution by zero valent iron.
    Author: Nurul Amin M, Kaneco S, Kato T, Katsumata H, Suzuki T, Ohta K.
    Journal: Chemosphere; 2008 Jan; 70(3):511-5. PubMed ID: 17963816.
    Abstract:
    A cost-effective method with zero valent iron (ZVI) powder was developed for the purification of thiobencarb (TB)-contaminated water. The removal treatment was performed in the batch system. A sample solution of 10 ml containing 10 microg ml(-1) of TB could be almost completely treated by 100mg of ZVI at 25 degrees C for 12h of treatment time. Since the formation of chloride ion in the aqueous solution during the treatment of TB was observed, the removal of TB with ZVI may contain two processes: reduction (degradation) and adsorption. Because the present treatment for TB is simple, easy handling and cheap, the developed technology with ZVI can contribute to the treatment of agricultural wastewaters.
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