Investigations on Green Preparation of Heavy Metal Saponin Complexes

Green preparation of heavy metal saponin complexes has been successfully optimized by direct combination between crude extract of Olea Europaea and Citrus Aurantium with divalent heavy metals, Pb2+ and Cd2+. The main operating factors affecting preparation process were investigated and evaluated in...

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Main Authors: Maher Abed el Aziz, Aziza Ashour, Hewaida Madbouly, Al Sadek Melad, Khald El Kerikshi
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Language:English
Published: Iranian Environmental Mutagen Society 2017-04-01
Series:Journal of Water and Environmental Nanotechnology
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Online Access:http://www.jwent.net/article_25274_51ad855ba2454d520ca0739a257dad92.pdf
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spelling doaj-8285b21796c34d1c8d4665ca0ccc33e62021-02-17T13:34:14ZengIranian Environmental Mutagen SocietyJournal of Water and Environmental Nanotechnology2476-72042476-66152017-04-012210311110.22090/jwent.2017.02.00525274Investigations on Green Preparation of Heavy Metal Saponin ComplexesMaher Abed el Aziz0Aziza Ashour1Hewaida Madbouly2Al Sadek Melad3Khald El Kerikshi4Chemistry Department, Faculty of Education - Gaser Ben Ghashir, Tripoli University, LibyaChemistry Department, Faculty of Education - Gaser Ben Ghashir, Tripoli University, LibyaHot Labs & Waste Management centre, Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority, Cairo, EgyptChemistry Department, Faculty of Education - Gaser Ben Ghashir, Tripoli University, LibyaChemistry Department, Faculty of Education - Gaser Ben Ghashir, Tripoli University, LibyaGreen preparation of heavy metal saponin complexes has been successfully optimized by direct combination between crude extract of Olea Europaea and Citrus Aurantium with divalent heavy metals, Pb2+ and Cd2+. The main operating factors affecting preparation process were investigated and evaluated in terms of setting time, heavy metal ion concentration, crude extract concentration, and pH value of the medium. Saponin complexes had been prepared using the optimum concentrations of heavy metal ions (120 ppm) and optimum concentration of crude extract (600 ppm) in the slightly alkaline medium. The presence of saponin in plants was confirmed by chemical tests and UV/Vis analysis. Amount of prepared saponine complexes has the order: (Pb/Olive) > (Cd/Olive) > (Pb/Citrus) > (Cd/Citrus). In this process, saponins was isolated and heavy metals were eliminated by a simple, faster and without a huge amount of solvents. The process itself seems to be green isolation of saponins from plants, green removal of heavy metal from aqueous waste streams or green preparation of heavy metal saponin complexes. The process exhibits several advantages and hence benefits, among of them are shorter setting time, higher volume reduction factor and no chemical or solvents used. Direct combination between heavy metals solution and plant extract solution to prepare saponin complex could be considered three in one process. During preparation of the complex, saponin isolated or extracted by heavy metals and the heavy metal eliminated or removed by saponin solution.http://www.jwent.net/article_25274_51ad855ba2454d520ca0739a257dad92.pdfsaponinheavy metalscomplexolea europaeaand citrus aurantium
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author Maher Abed el Aziz
Aziza Ashour
Hewaida Madbouly
Al Sadek Melad
Khald El Kerikshi
spellingShingle Maher Abed el Aziz
Aziza Ashour
Hewaida Madbouly
Al Sadek Melad
Khald El Kerikshi
Investigations on Green Preparation of Heavy Metal Saponin Complexes
Journal of Water and Environmental Nanotechnology
saponin
heavy metals
complex
olea europaea
and citrus aurantium
author_facet Maher Abed el Aziz
Aziza Ashour
Hewaida Madbouly
Al Sadek Melad
Khald El Kerikshi
author_sort Maher Abed el Aziz
title Investigations on Green Preparation of Heavy Metal Saponin Complexes
title_short Investigations on Green Preparation of Heavy Metal Saponin Complexes
title_full Investigations on Green Preparation of Heavy Metal Saponin Complexes
title_fullStr Investigations on Green Preparation of Heavy Metal Saponin Complexes
title_full_unstemmed Investigations on Green Preparation of Heavy Metal Saponin Complexes
title_sort investigations on green preparation of heavy metal saponin complexes
publisher Iranian Environmental Mutagen Society
series Journal of Water and Environmental Nanotechnology
issn 2476-7204
2476-6615
publishDate 2017-04-01
description Green preparation of heavy metal saponin complexes has been successfully optimized by direct combination between crude extract of Olea Europaea and Citrus Aurantium with divalent heavy metals, Pb2+ and Cd2+. The main operating factors affecting preparation process were investigated and evaluated in terms of setting time, heavy metal ion concentration, crude extract concentration, and pH value of the medium. Saponin complexes had been prepared using the optimum concentrations of heavy metal ions (120 ppm) and optimum concentration of crude extract (600 ppm) in the slightly alkaline medium. The presence of saponin in plants was confirmed by chemical tests and UV/Vis analysis. Amount of prepared saponine complexes has the order: (Pb/Olive) > (Cd/Olive) > (Pb/Citrus) > (Cd/Citrus). In this process, saponins was isolated and heavy metals were eliminated by a simple, faster and without a huge amount of solvents. The process itself seems to be green isolation of saponins from plants, green removal of heavy metal from aqueous waste streams or green preparation of heavy metal saponin complexes. The process exhibits several advantages and hence benefits, among of them are shorter setting time, higher volume reduction factor and no chemical or solvents used. Direct combination between heavy metals solution and plant extract solution to prepare saponin complex could be considered three in one process. During preparation of the complex, saponin isolated or extracted by heavy metals and the heavy metal eliminated or removed by saponin solution.
topic saponin
heavy metals
complex
olea europaea
and citrus aurantium
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