Uranium-containing wastewater poses a major threat to human health because of its toxicity and radioactivity. To address this issue, tea waste-derived porous biochar supporting the Fe-Mn bimetallic composite (FMBC) was fabricated using impregnation-pyrolysis and applied for U(VI) removal from aqueous solution. Batch experiments and characterization analysis were performed to investigate the adsorption properties and interaction mechanisms. Results showed that FMBC exhibit a maximum U(VI) removal capacity of 510.8 mg/g at pH = 5, T = 303 k, and t = 25 min. The kinetic and isotherm date fitted w...
