Estudios preliminares sobre Adsorbentes Lignocelulósicos para la Eliminación de Cefalosporinas
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https://doi.org/10.29352/mill0216e.40973Palabras clave:
adsorção; modelos cinético; materiais lenhocelulósicos; cefalosporina; Acacia dealbataResumen
Introducción: Se exploró la Acacia dealbata como biosorbente para eliminar la cefalosporina de soluciones acuosas. Buscando demostrar la viabilidad de utilizar materiales lignocelulósicos de bajo costopara eliminar contaminantes, valorizando residuos de otras industrias y reduciendo el impacto ambiental asociado.
Objetivo: El objetivo de este estudio fue evaluar la capacidad de los residuos de acacia para adsorber cefalosporina, analizando su potencial de adsorción y los modelos cinéticos involucrados, explorando su uso en el tratamiento de agua.
Métodos: Esta revisión se llevó a cabo utilizando un enfoque sistemático para identificar, analizar y sintetizar la literatura relevante sobre la presencia e impacto de los antibióticos cefalosporínicos en entornos acuáticos. Paralelamente, se realizaron pruebas de adsorción utilizando soluciones de cefalosporina con una concentración de 15 mg L⁻¹, con un tiempo de agitación entre 10 y 120 minutos. La cinética de adsorción se evaluó con base en los modelos de pseudo-primer orden, pseudo-segundo orden, Elovich y difusión intrapartícula. La adsorción se analizó mediante espectrometría UV-Vis, donde se identificó un pico de absorción característico a 240 nm.
Resultados: Los resultados indicaron que el modelo pseudo-primer orden presentó el mayor coeficiente de determinación (R² = 0,991), sugiriendo que el mecanismo predominante es la adsorción física. Este análisis confirmó la capacidad de la acacia para adsorber cefalosporinas, demostrando su potencial como biosorbente.
Conclusión: Este estudio destaca la relevancia de los biosorbentes, como Acacia dealbata, en el tratamiento de contaminantes de la industria farmacéutica. El uso de materiales sostenibles ofrece una solución prometedora para el tratamiento del agua, abriendo el camino para futuras aplicaciones de la biosorción.
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