New insights into the role of chemical components on metal ions sorption by grape stalks waste

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Liu, Chang
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Pujol Oriola, David
orcId Fiol Santaló, Núria​ researcherId Fiol Santaló, Núria​ scopusId Fiol Santaló, Núria​ ​
Fiol Santaló, Núria
​ ​ scopusId Olivella Costa, Àngels​ ​
Olivella Costa, Àngels
orcId Torre Yugueros, Florencio de la​ researcherId Torre Yugueros, Florencio de la​ scopusId Torre Yugueros, Florencio de la​ ​
Torre Yugueros, Florencio de la
orcId Poch Garcia, Jordi​ researcherId Poch Garcia, Jordi​ scopusId Poch Garcia, Jordi​ ​
Poch Garcia, Jordi
orcId Villaescusa Gil, Isabel​ ​ scopusId Villaescusa Gil, Isabel​ ​
Villaescusa Gil, Isabel
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In this work, metal sorption onto grape stalks waste structural compounds and extractives has been studied for determining their role in Cr(VI), Cu(II) and Ni(II) metal sorption. For this purpose, a sequential extraction of extractives and other compounds from the lignocellulosic material has been carried out. The resulting solid samples obtained in the different extraction processes were used as sorbents of Cr(VI), Cu(II) and Ni(II). Sorption results were discussed taking into account the elemental composition and polarity of the solid extracts. Results indicated that tannins and polyphenols are involved in chromium reduction and sorption. Lignin and celluloses are involved in chromium, Cu(II) and Ni(II) sorption. FTIR analysis confirmed the involvement of lignin moieties in the studied metal ions sorption by grape stalks waste. This study presents a new approach on metal sorption field as the knowledge of the role of the sorbent chemical compounds is essential to determine the key sorbent compounds in the sorption process ​
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