2016
DOI: 10.1080/19443994.2014.986204
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Use of activated carbon prepared from Prosopis spicigera L. wood (PSLW) plant material for the removal of rhodamine 6G from aqueous solution

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“…The result showed that the adsorption equilibrium was mainly achieved and adsorption efficiency can reach to 88% for R6G and 40% for p ‐cresol after 30 min. (Figure ) Compared to other reported porous polymers under the same conditions, the adsorbed ability of three‐arm branched MONNs for R6G and p ‐cresol lies toward the upper end, which is mainly ascribed to their high surface areas and better mass transport of three‐arm branched tubular network unit. In addition, the negatively charged carboxylate placed on the channels of three‐arm branched tubular network units after the PLA etching also played an important role in capturing positively charged R6G based on specific electrostatic interactions …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…The result showed that the adsorption equilibrium was mainly achieved and adsorption efficiency can reach to 88% for R6G and 40% for p ‐cresol after 30 min. (Figure ) Compared to other reported porous polymers under the same conditions, the adsorbed ability of three‐arm branched MONNs for R6G and p ‐cresol lies toward the upper end, which is mainly ascribed to their high surface areas and better mass transport of three‐arm branched tubular network unit. In addition, the negatively charged carboxylate placed on the channels of three‐arm branched tubular network units after the PLA etching also played an important role in capturing positively charged R6G based on specific electrostatic interactions …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 83%