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Pyrolysis of rubber seed pericarp biomass treated with sulfuric acid for the adsorption of crystal violet and methylene green dyes: an optimized process

Mohammad Kashif Uddin, Nurul Najwa Abd Malek, Ali H. Jawad, Sumiyyah Sabar

2022International Journal of Phytoremediation74 citationsDOI

Abstract

/g. The effect of pH, time, and concentration was assessed while various isotherm and kinetics models were employed to know the adsorption insight. The optimum conditions were at pH 8, within 30 min, 50 mg/L concentration, and 0.06 gm dose. The adsorption data (the maximum adsorption capacity for CV and MG were found to be 302.7 and 567.6 mg/g, respectively) was validated by fitting in a response surface statistical methodology and the positive interactions between the studied factors were found. The adsorption was mainly belonging to the electrostatic attraction of the dye molecules. The study proves that the used adsorbent is economical and an excellent source of treating wastewater.

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Crystal violetAdsorptionSulfuric acidMethylene blueChemistryPyrolysisAqueous solutionResponse surface methodologyBiomass (ecology)Activated carbonHuskNuclear chemistryChromatographyOrganic chemistryCatalysisPhotocatalysisBotanyPathologyBiologyOceanographyGeologyMedicineAdsorption and biosorption for pollutant removalNanomaterials for catalytic reactionsGraphene research and applications
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