Oxidative dissolution of SbO mediated by surface Mn redox cycling in oxic aquatic systems.

Water Res

Key Laboratory of Soil Environment and Pollution Remediation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Institute of Soil Science, Nanjing 210008, China; University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China. Electronic address:

Published: June 2022

Antimony trioxide (SbO) is one of the primary forms of Sb in the environment, and its dissolution significantly impacts the migration and bioavailability of Sb. However, the dissolution of SbO coupled with abiotic redox of Mn processes is unclear. Here, we investigated the kinetics of SbO dissolution in the presence of the ubiquitous Mn(II) by kinetic experiments, spectroscopies, density functional theory calculations and the chemical kinetic modeling. The oxidative dissolution of SbO was catalyzed by Mn(II) through the in-situ generated amorphous Mn oxides (MnO) under oxic conditions, during which the generation of Mn(III) is a critical step in Sb(V) release. The released Sb(V) was partially retained on MnO through bidentate-binuclear (corner-sharing) complexes as revealed by extended X-ray absorption fine structure analysis. The coexistent morphological forms of SbO, i.e., senarmontite and valentinite exhibited distinct dissolution patterns. Valentinite showed higher activity in catalyzing Mn(II) oxidation and faster oxidative dissolution than senarmontite, due to its higher surface energy and lower conduction band minimum of its exposed facets. These abiotic processes can extrapolate to other metal(loid)s (hydr)oxides, further supplying for the comprehensive understanding of the redox transformation of Mn.

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