Evaluación de los procesos de adsorción del glifosato en disoluciones acuosas utilizando bentonita y caolinita impregnadas con Fe(III)
Resumen
El glifosato es un herbicida muy utilizado, sin embargo, su detección en agua es un problema ambiental debido a su carácter como contaminante emergente. Para su degradación se utilizan procesos de oxidación avanzada-POA sobre materiales modificados con hierro. En este estudio se evaluó la capacidad de adsorción y degradación catalítica del glifosato utilizando bentonita y caolinita impregnadas con hierro. Los materiales impregnados se caracterizaron mediante Difracción de Rayos X (DRX), Fluorescencia de Rayos X (FRX) y Microscopía Electrónica de Barrido (MEB), para determinar cambios estructurales, hacer un seguimiento al contenido de hierro incorporado y cambios morfológicos, respectivamente. Posteriormente, se realizaron pruebas de adsorción utilizando disoluciones acuosas de glifosato en un rango de concentraciones entre 12-27 mg/L de glifosato, utilizando espectroscopía UV-Vis para su cuantificación, los resultados demostraron que tanto las bentonitas como las caolinitas impregnadas con hierro alcanzaron hasta el 55% de adsorción del herbicida. El análisis por FT-IR demostró que las bentonitas impregnadas después del proceso de adsorción presentan interacciones químicas con el herbicida. Las pruebas catalíticas revelaron que los materiales utilizados en este trabajo y bajo las condiciones de medida probadas presentan un porcentaje de degradación de hasta el 34 %.
Palabras clave
Adsorción, Degradación, Glifosato, Impregnación con Fe(III)
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