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Kapok fiber corresponds to the seed hairs of the kapok tree (Ceiba pentandra), and is a typical cellulosic fiber with the features of thin cell wall, large lumen, low density and hydrophobic–oleophilic properties. As a type of renewable natural plant fiber, kapok fiber is abundant, biocompatible and biodegradable, and its full exploration and potential application have received increasing attention...
In this study, kapok fiber structure-oriented polyallylthiourea (KF-PAT) has been approached via a facile in situ preparation and then used as the adsorbent to entrap Au(III) ions in aqueous solution. During this process, an efficient adsorptive reduction with the conversion of Au(III) into metallic Au nanoparticles (NPs) was observed using KF-PAT as the adsorbent. This conclusion was successfully...
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