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A comprehensive review of KCC-1 fibrous silica for water treatment

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Saeed Shirazian, Saeed Shirazian, Niloofar Pirestani, Niloofar Pirestani, Alexander E. G. Baker, Roozbeh Soltani, Roozbeh Soltani

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Researchers reviewed how KCC-1, a type of fibrous silica sphere with a uniquely high surface area and porous structure, can be used to remove heavy metals and toxic dyes from contaminated water. Its versatile chemistry and ease of modification make it a promising sustainable adsorbent for addressing global freshwater scarcity.

The growing global demand for freshwater necessitates advanced water treatment technologies. This review highlights the application of fibrous silica spheres, KCC-1, in water remediation, focusing on the removal of heavy metals and organic dyes. KCC-1’s unique fibrous morphology, high surface area, and physicochemical properties make it a promising adsorbent. This work examines its synthesis, modifications, and advantages, providing insights into optimizing KCC-1-based adsorbents for sustainable water treatment.

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