Comparative study of low-cost fluoride removal by layered double hydroxides, geopolymers, softening pellets and struvite

Excessive F^- in drinking water due to natural and anthropogenic activities is a serious health hazard affecting humans worldwide. In this study, a comparative assessment was made of eight mineral-based materials with advantageous structural properties for F^- uptake: layered-double-hydroxides (LDHs), geopolymers,...

Fluoride removal by Ca-Al-CO₃ layered double hydroxides at environmentally-relevant concentrations

In this study, F⁻ removal by Ca–Al–CO₃ layered double hydroxides (LDHs) was investigated at environmentally-relevant concentration ranges (2–12 mg/L) to below the WHO guideline, with an emphasis on the effect of LDHs’ modification, as well as the effects of initial F⁻ concentration, adsorbent dose, pH,...