Dynamic remobilization of treated Cd from Fe-based nano-particles (nZVI, S-nZVI, and nFeS) in oxic/anoxic aqueous environments

Peijun Wang , Ziqi Ma , Giovana Tommaso , Tamara Maria Gomes , William Musazura , Alfred O. Odindo , Na Duan , Zhidan Liu , Xiao Zhao

ENG. Environ. ›› 2026, Vol. 20 ›› Issue (6) : 84

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ENG. Environ. ›› 2026, Vol. 20 ›› Issue (6) :84 DOI: 10.1007/s11783-026-2184-y
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Dynamic remobilization of treated Cd from Fe-based nano-particles (nZVI, S-nZVI, and nFeS) in oxic/anoxic aqueous environments
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Iron-based nanomaterials (Fe-NPs) have been extensively studied for heavy metal immobilization, yet knowledge of their post-treatment and long-term stability remains limited. Here, we systematically compared the remobilization of cadmium (Cd) from three widely used Fe-NPs, namely, nano–zero-valent iron (nZVI), sulfidated nano–zero-valent iron (S-nZVI), and pyrite nanoparticles (nFeS). Under both oxic and anoxic aging, solution pH strongly controlled Cd(II) speciation and the corrosion behavior of Fe-NPs. Acidic conditions (pH 4) induced substantial Fe-NP dissolution and enhanced Cd release, whereas alkaline conditions (pH 8) greatly suppressed both dissolution and Cd mobilization. During oxic aging, dissolved oxygen significantly accelerated the oxidative corrosion of Fe-NPs, thereby promoting secondary Cd release. The Cd release from nZVI became dramatically higher (up to 50.14%, even at pH 8), which sharply contrasted with the minimal release from S-nZVI (0.37%) and nFeS (0.03%). Elevated concentrations of Na+ and Ca2+ substantially reduced the stability of spent Fe-NPs, while CO32– buffered the system and helped maintain lower dissolved Cd levels. Furthermore, mechanistic investigation, supported by X-ray diffractometer, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, and transmission electron microscopy analyses, revealed that nZVI partially reduced Cd(II) to Cd(0), which subsequently underwent reoxidation under oxic conditions, whereas S-nZVI and nFeS stabilized CdS by forming persistent CdS phases that effectively impeded its release. This study elucidates key factors that govern Cd remobilization and provides a theoretical basis for the long-term application of Fe-NPs in heavy-metal treatment.

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Nano–zero valent iron / Sulfided zero valent iron / FeS / Aging / Cd(II)

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● Solution pH and DO greatly affect dynamic remobilization of Cd from Fe-NPs.

● DO accelerated oxic corrosion of Fe-NPs and Cd(II) release.

● Na+ and Ca2+ could decrease the stability of Fe-NPs, while CO32 suppressed Cd release.

● Both S-nZVI and nFeS outperformed nZVI for long-term stability due to formation of CdS.

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Peijun Wang, Ziqi Ma, Giovana Tommaso, Tamara Maria Gomes, William Musazura, Alfred O. Odindo, Na Duan, Zhidan Liu, Xiao Zhao. Dynamic remobilization of treated Cd from Fe-based nano-particles (nZVI, S-nZVI, and nFeS) in oxic/anoxic aqueous environments. ENG. Environ., 2026, 20(6): 84 DOI:10.1007/s11783-026-2184-y

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