Novel nafion-palygorskite composite for Pb/Lead treatment

Sabbagh, M.; Hussaini, M.; Ismail, U.; Ahmed, H. R.; Al-Suwaiyan, M.; Vohra, M.

doi:10.1007/s13762-024-05661-1

Int. J. Environ. Sci. Technol.

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s13762-024-05661-1

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Novel nafion-palygorskite composite for Pb/Lead treatment

M. Sabbagh,

M. Hussaini,

U. Ismail

et al.

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H2S and SO2 toxic gases removal using date palm-tree branches based activated carbon: experimental findings and machine learning (ML) modeling

Ismail,

Hussaini,

Vohra

2024

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H2S and SO2 toxic gases removal using date palm-tree branches based activated carbon: experimental findings and machine learning (ML) modeling

Ismail,

Hussaini,

Vohra

2024

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Machine learning modeling and statistical optimization of dye removal from contaminated water using CTAB-functionalized graphene oxide

AlNaimat,

Ismail,

Ibrahim

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Application of Date Palm Tree Branch-Based Activated Carbon for Aqueous Toxicity Reduction

Vohra,

Al-Suwaiyan

2024

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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has millions of date palm trees for commercial scale date-fruit production. The respective industry also generates agricultural waste including date palm tree branches. This rich bio-resource can be used for several beneficial applications. The present study therefore investigated the application of granular activated carbon (GAC) produced using date palm tree branches to successfully remove phenol, p-cresol, and copper from synthetic wastewater. The respective adsorption equilibrium results fitted well to the Langmuir-type adsorption isotherm. Furthermore, the pH-dependent adsorption results both for phenol and p-cresol appeared to follow an anionic-type adsorption behavior (i.e., decreasing adsorption with an increase in aqueous phase equilibrium pH). However, the pH-dependent adsorption finding for copper showed a cationic-type adsorption behavior. These adsorption trends were explained employing the pH-dependent speciation of the respective pollutants. In general, findings from the present work indicate that a high-specific-surface-area (SSABET) GAC material from the date palm tree branches can be successfully employed for aqueous phase pollution control.

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Novel nafion-palygorskite composite for Pb/Lead treatment

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H2S and SO2 toxic gases removal using date palm-tree branches based activated carbon: experimental findings and machine learning (ML) modeling

H2S and SO2 toxic gases removal using date palm-tree branches based activated carbon: experimental findings and machine learning (ML) modeling

Machine learning modeling and statistical optimization of dye removal from contaminated water using CTAB-functionalized graphene oxide

Application of Date Palm Tree Branch-Based Activated Carbon for Aqueous Toxicity Reduction

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