“…After Ni(II) adsorption, they shifted to 3412, 1584, 1433, 990, 920, 561, and 525 cm -1 , while after Cd(II) adsorption, they were observed at 3385, 1603, 1435, 1013, 930, 570, and 534 cm -1 . The peak shifts to the lower frequencies indicate that the formation of composite bonds with Ni(II) and Cd(II) requires less energy for vibration [33].…”