Removal of Heavy Metal Ions by using Calcium Carbonate Extracted from Starfish Treated by Protease and Amylase

CaCO3 extracted from starfish by using the commercial protein lyase having α-amylase, β-amylase, and protease is applied to remove heavy metal ions. The extracted CaCO3 shows excellent characteristics in removing heavy metal ions such as Cu2+, Cd2+, Pb2+, and Cr6+ compared with conventional material...

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Main Authors: Kyong-Soo Hong, Hak Myoung Lee, Jong Seong Bae, Myoung Gyu Ha, Jong Sung Jin, Tae Eun Hong, Jong Pil Kim, Euh Duck Jeong
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SpringerOpen 2011-10-01
Series:Journal of Analytical Science and Technology
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Online Access:http://www.jastmag.org/journal/view.php?Type=C&number=40
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author Kyong-Soo Hong
Hak Myoung Lee
Jong Seong Bae
Myoung Gyu Ha
Jong Sung Jin
Tae Eun Hong
Jong Pil Kim
Euh Duck Jeong
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Hak Myoung Lee
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description CaCO3 extracted from starfish by using the commercial protein lyase having α-amylase, β-amylase, and protease is applied to remove heavy metal ions. The extracted CaCO3 shows excellent characteristics in removing heavy metal ions such as Cu2+, Cd2+, Pb2+, and Cr6+ compared with conventional materials such as crab shells, sawdust, and activated carbon except for removing Zn2+. SEM images reveal that the extracted CaCO33 has a good morphology and porosity. We characterize the removal efficiencies of the extracted CaCO3 for the heavy metal ions according to the concentrations, pH, temperatures, and conditions of empty bed contact times.
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spelling doaj.art-3f9f1ce36a744736a8b360b8c98a83302022-12-21T19:52:04ZengSpringerOpenJournal of Analytical Science and Technology2093-31342093-33712011-10-01227582Removal of Heavy Metal Ions by using Calcium Carbonate Extracted from Starfish Treated by Protease and AmylaseKyong-Soo HongHak Myoung LeeJong Seong BaeMyoung Gyu HaJong Sung JinTae Eun HongJong Pil KimEuh Duck JeongCaCO3 extracted from starfish by using the commercial protein lyase having α-amylase, β-amylase, and protease is applied to remove heavy metal ions. The extracted CaCO3 shows excellent characteristics in removing heavy metal ions such as Cu2+, Cd2+, Pb2+, and Cr6+ compared with conventional materials such as crab shells, sawdust, and activated carbon except for removing Zn2+. SEM images reveal that the extracted CaCO33 has a good morphology and porosity. We characterize the removal efficiencies of the extracted CaCO3 for the heavy metal ions according to the concentrations, pH, temperatures, and conditions of empty bed contact times.http://www.jastmag.org/journal/view.php?Type=C&number=40Heavy metal ionsStarfishAdsorption
spellingShingle Kyong-Soo Hong
Hak Myoung Lee
Jong Seong Bae
Myoung Gyu Ha
Jong Sung Jin
Tae Eun Hong
Jong Pil Kim
Euh Duck Jeong
Removal of Heavy Metal Ions by using Calcium Carbonate Extracted from Starfish Treated by Protease and Amylase
Journal of Analytical Science and Technology
Heavy metal ions
Starfish
Adsorption
title Removal of Heavy Metal Ions by using Calcium Carbonate Extracted from Starfish Treated by Protease and Amylase
title_full Removal of Heavy Metal Ions by using Calcium Carbonate Extracted from Starfish Treated by Protease and Amylase
title_fullStr Removal of Heavy Metal Ions by using Calcium Carbonate Extracted from Starfish Treated by Protease and Amylase
title_full_unstemmed Removal of Heavy Metal Ions by using Calcium Carbonate Extracted from Starfish Treated by Protease and Amylase
title_short Removal of Heavy Metal Ions by using Calcium Carbonate Extracted from Starfish Treated by Protease and Amylase
title_sort removal of heavy metal ions by using calcium carbonate extracted from starfish treated by protease and amylase
topic Heavy metal ions
Starfish
Adsorption
url http://www.jastmag.org/journal/view.php?Type=C&number=40
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