The Effect of Different Operating Conditions on Removal of Reactive Dye by Green Carbon Adsorption
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...Lower dye concentration of indigo dye propels and favors mass transfer resistance between solid and aqueous surfaces [48]....
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...Yargic et al [23] also corroborated the fact that lower concentrations of thiazole yellow G dye propel mass transfer resistance between adsorbent and adsorbate....
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...Adsorption plays a key role in modern industries with the increasing environmental consciousness of people all over the world [4]....
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...It can be preferred that the salt cations neutralize the negative charge of the carbon surface enabling the adsorption of more molecules or the cations to act directly on the negative adsorbate ions [15]....
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...) is cultivated for the production of cooking oil with the total world production of 38 million tons, thus oil industries take out tons of seed cake as biomass material [5]....
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...where k2 is the rate constant of pseudo-second order adsorption (g/mg∙min) [5]....
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...Then it has to diffuse from boundary layer film onto adsorbent surface and finally, it has to diffuse into the porous structure of the adsorbent [2]....
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...They are not easily biodegradable, thus, the color may still remain in the effluent even after extensive treatment [2]....
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...The amount of dye adsorbed per unit mass is calculated using the following equation [3]:...
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...The dye removal efficiency is defined as [3]:...
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...where k1 is the rate constant of pseudo-first order adsorption (min −1 ), t is the contact time (min), qe and qt (mg/g) are the amounts of RR adsorbed at equilibrium and at time t (min), respectively [3]....
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...Physical or chemical treatment processes such as flocculation combined with flotation, electroflocculation, membrane filtration, electrokinetic coagulation, electrochemical destruction, ion-exchange, irradiation, adsorption, precipitation, ozonation are used to treat dye wastewater [3]....
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...The pseudo-second order model estimates the behavior over the whole range adsorption [3] and is also based on the adsorption capacity of the solid phase....
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