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               L) significantly enhanced the mobility of

               ferrihydrite NPs, primarily due to the enhanced
               electrostatic and steric stabilization originating

               from excessively adsorbed HA molecules.
               Interestingly, the transport of ferrihydrite NPs

               is substantially lower in the presence of HAred
               than in the presence of HAox. This distinct

               effect (HAred vs. HAox) on the particle
               transport is attributed to the fact that reductive

               dissolution of ferrihydrite NPs occurs in the presence of HAred (ferrihydrite dissolves and thus
               total breakthrough decreases), but not in the presence of HAox. Furthermore, the abatement

               extent of ferrihydrite NPs transport triggered by the presence of HAred is dependent on
               dissolved HAred concentration. Taken together, our findings provide direct, and much needed

               insights into the distinct roles of redox state of HA on the transport of redox-sensitive metal-
               bearing NPs in porous media.

                    论文链接:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.watres.2016.11.069

                    24.  Formation,  Aggregation,  and  Deposition  Dynamics  of  NOM-Iron  Colloids  at
               Anoxic-Oxic Interfaces
                    作   者 : Liao, Peng; Li, Wenlu; Jiang, Yi; 等 .

                    ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY  卷 : 51   期 : 21   页 : 12235-12245
               出版年 : NOV 7 2017

                    摘   要:The important role of natural organic matter (NOM)–Fe colloids in influencing
               contaminant transport, and this role can be influenced by the formation, aggregation, and particle

               deposition dynamics of NOM-Fe colloids. In this work, NOM-Fe colloids at different C/Fe
               ratios were prepared by mixing different concentrations of humic acid (HA) with 10 mg/L Fe(II)

                                                              under anoxic conditions. The colloids were
                                                              characterized by an array of techniques and

                                                              their aggregation and deposition behaviors
                                                              were examined under both anoxic and oxic

                                                              conditions. The colloids are composed of
                                                              HA-Fe(II) at anoxic conditions, while they

                                                              are made up of HA-Fe(III) at oxic conditions


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