Electrical behavior of hydroxyapatites M10(PO4)6(OH)2 (M = Ca, Pb, Ba)

Pyridine and phenol removal using natural and synthetic apatites as low cost sorbents: influence of porosity and surface interactions.

Candidate waste forms for immobilisation of waste chloride salt from pyroprocessing of spent nuclear fuel

Mesoporous hydroxyapatites prepared in ethanol–water media: Structure and surface properties

A novel process for the fabrication of nanoporous apatites from Moroccan phosphate rock

Anionic Conductivity in Fluorapatites: Correlation between Structure and Electrical Properties

The sorption process of tribenuron‐methyl, which is a sulfonylurea herbicide, on the hydroxyapatite and fluoroapatite minerals has been studied using batch method. Desorption of this pesticide from the solid is also investigated using column method. From UV‐visible data, it was found that the pesticide was more removed with the hydroxyapatite than with fluoroapatite samples. Using 1 g of HAp and of FAp, the maximum removed amount of tribenuron methyl from a solution of 2.5 × 10−4mol/L was respectively 1.65 × 10−4mol/L and 0.53 × 10−4mol/L. This is related to the specific surface area and to the solubility of minerals.

P. Barboux

Papers

Anionic Conductivity in Fluorapatites: Correlation between Structure and Electrical Properties

Sorption study of tribenuron‐methyl onto apatite minerals