Journal of Molecular Liquids

2021

DOI: 10.1016/j.molliq.2021.117611

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Predictive modeling and simulation of wastewater treatment process using nano-based materials: Effect of pH and adsorbent dosage

Biltayib Misbah Biltayib

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“…11 . 253 The solute equilibrium concentration is decreased with enhancing the solution pH, which could be attributed to the rise of negative surface of adsorbent, consequently favoring the attraction of positive cadmium ions onto the surface of adsorbent. Kokab et al 254 explored the effect of pH on chromium ion adsorption.…”

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Adsorption of heavy metal onto biomass-derived activated carbon: review

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Physical and chemical properties of carbon are discussed. The keys factors for heavy metal removal are reviewed. Biomass is a suitable material for preparing activated carbon to remove heavy metals.

“…11 . 253 The solute equilibrium concentration is decreased with enhancing the solution pH, which could be attributed to the rise of negative surface of adsorbent, consequently favoring the attraction of positive cadmium ions onto the surface of adsorbent. Kokab et al 254 explored the effect of pH on chromium ion adsorption.…”

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Adsorption of heavy metal onto biomass-derived activated carbon: review

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Physical and chemical properties of carbon are discussed. The keys factors for heavy metal removal are reviewed. Biomass is a suitable material for preparing activated carbon to remove heavy metals.

Enhancing Zn (II) recovery efficiency: Bi-divalent nickel–cobalt ferrite spinel NiXCo1-xFe2O4 as a Game-changing Adsorbent—an experimental and computational study

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Degradation of polymers in unconcentrated and concentrated alkaline urine

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Environmental Technology & Innovation

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