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  • Production and applications of activated carbons as

      This article reviews the research undertaken on the production and application of activated carbon as an adsorbent from olive stones for wastewater treatment Various physical, chemical and physicochemical treatments to remove heavy metals, organics and dyes are discussed, and the resultant adsorption capacities are reported  In this work, activated carbon was prepared from apricot stone (ASAC) waste to remove the toxic heavy metal ions (Aluminum ions and zinc ions) from aqueous solutions The effect of different parameters such as PHs, adsorbent dose, the initial heavy metal ions concentration and contact time were investigatedEffect of Apricot Stone Activated Carbon Adsorbent   Activated olive stones, a byproduct of the production of olive oil and table olives, were used as adsorbent, due to their significant adsorption properties, low cost (if any), abundance, ready availability (as a result of their production at the local level), good mechanical and chemical resistance andecocompatibility at large Although olive stones, both raw and activated, have been used as an adsorbent Activated Olive Stones as a LowCost and   article reviews the research undertaken on the production and application of activated carbon as an adsorbent from olive stones for wastewater treatment Various physical, chemical and physicochemical treatments to remove heavy metals, organics andProduction and applications of activated carbons as   The AC exhibited an adsorption capacity of 422 mg/g at 10 °C and 605 mg/g at 25 °C In another study by Cherik and Krim Louhab [ 39 ], the AC was produced from date stones using ZnCl 2 as an activating agent The impregnated mixture was thermally activated at two different temperatures of 300 and 600 °C for 60 minMinimizing adsorbent requirements using multistage

  • Experimental investigation of activated carbon

      This study has shown that the activated carbon prepared from apricot stone can be employed as effective adsorbent for the removal of MG in aqueous solution The Langmuir model provided a better fit of the equilibrium adsorption data It gave a maximum adsorption capacity of 2380 mg/g at 25°C which increased down to 8805 mg/g at 70°C at pH 10As adsorbent, activated carbon prepared from olive stone, an agricultural solid byproduct was used Different activating agent (ZnCl(2)) amounts and adsorbent particle size were studied to (PDF) Adsorption of Cd (II) Ions From Aqueous   The results revealed the feasibility to prepare activated carbon from date stone char by microwave induced KOH activation The activation process took 8 min at the operating power of 600 W The monolayer adsorption capacity of DSAC for MB was 31611 mg/g, while the BET surface area and total pore volume were 85623 m 2 /g and 04680 cm 3 /g, respectivelyPreparation of activated carbon from date stones by   Cd(II)) from binary systems using chemically olive stone activated carbon (COSAC) as adsorbent In order to evaluate the adsorption capacity of COSAC to remove studied heavy metals, adsorption of metal ions in single and binary systems were conducted Kinetics adsorption rates in binary systems are very fast as compared to that in single onesSimultaneous adsorption behavior of heavy metals onto PDF The potentials of activated carbon derived from Lapsi (Choerospondias axillaries) seed stone after impregnation with zirconium for adsorptive Find, read and cite all the research you (PDF) Adsorption of Fluoride Ion onto Zirconyl

  • Effect of Apricot Stone Activated Carbon Adsorbent on

    52 Abeer ElSaharty et al: Effect of Apricot Stone Activated Carbon Adsorbent on the Removal of Toxic Heavy Metals Ions from Aqueous Solutions dissolved substances from water with careful choice of adsorbent and adsorbate [10] It involves selective retention of the adsorbates to the adsorption sites of the adsorbent [11]  Activated carbon is the most extensively used adsorbent However, the production of activated carbon is expensive, making this method economically non efficient 7 , 8 Hence, the most important challenge for applying the adsorption method to recalcitrant compounds adsorption is resulting a lowcost adsorbent which are used easily and are cost Preparation of an Adsorbent from Pumice Stone and Its   namely the apricot stone, as a raw material for activated carbons gives an economical interest to the technical studies The apricot stone used in the present study was prepared by both physical and chemical activations and this study was performed with the aim to optimize the initial dye concentration, pH, grain size, contact time, adsorbent dose,Adsorption Science Technology Experimental   These optimized adsorbent concentration values were higher than those reported for adsorption of aurocyanide (87%), using activated carbon produced from coconut shells as precursor (125 g/L) 2 Furthermore, the findings suggest that higher temperatures produced activated carbon which was more effective in the adsorption of aurocyanideEfficient [ formula ] adsorption using peach stone   activated carbon and thus can be utilized as an alternative adsorbent of commercial activated carbon Keywords Activated carbon – Peach (Prunus persica) stone – Chemical activation – Zinc Chloride (ZnCl2) – Iodine number – Methylene blue number 1 Introduction Activated carbon is a highly porous carbon materialCharacterization of Activated Carbon Prepared from

  • Fluoride ion adsorption onto palm stone: Optimization

      The data stone carbonized adsorbent was prepared by a simple and facile method at relatively low temperature of 250 °C during 3 h The adsorbent had the main functional groups of O–H, –OH, Si–H, C=O, N=O, C–C, C–OR, C–H, and C–Br on its surface  Activated carbon prepared from olive stone, an agricultural solid by‐product, was used as adsorbent Different amounts of activating agent (ZnCl 2) and adsorbent particle size were studied to optimise adsorbent surface area The adsorption experiments were conducted at different process parameters such as adsorbent dose, temperature Adsorption studies on the treatment of textile dyeing   application and effectiveness [7] Commercial activated carbon is the most common adsorbent that has been used in this process This product is very effective for removal of pollutant but it is expensive [8] Recently many researchers have used natural matters such as chitosan [9], oxihumolite [10], flay ash [11] and other matter as a sorbentRemoval of Acid Red 14 by Pumice Stone as a Low Cost   activated carbon 1,2 Many investigators have studied the feasibility of using inexpensive alternative materials like pearl millet husk, date pits, saw and buffing dust of leather industry, coir pith, crude oil residue, tropical grass, olive stone, almond shells, Rhodamine B adsorption by activated carbon: Kinetic and   Nowadays freshwater quality deterioration and quantity depletion are rapidly increasing across the globe Especially fluoride polluted groundwater is causing a severe shortage of water supply and public health problem Hence, this study was designed to investigate the performance of activated carbon produced from the Catha edulis stem for the removal of fluoride from aqueous solutionFluoride removal from aqueous solution onto activated

  • Effect of Apricot Stone Activated Carbon Adsorbent on

    52 Abeer ElSaharty et al: Effect of Apricot Stone Activated Carbon Adsorbent on the Removal of Toxic Heavy Metals Ions from Aqueous Solutions dissolved substances from water with careful choice of adsorbent and adsorbate [10] It involves selective retention of the adsorbates to the adsorption sites of the adsorbent [11]  Activated carbon is the most extensively used adsorbent However, the production of activated carbon is expensive, making this method economically non efficient 7 , 8 Hence, the most important challenge for applying the adsorption method to recalcitrant compounds adsorption is resulting a lowcost adsorbent which are used easily and are cost Preparation of an Adsorbent from Pumice Stone and   These optimized adsorbent concentration values were higher than those reported for adsorption of aurocyanide (87%), using activated carbon produced from coconut shells as precursor (125 g/L) 2 Furthermore, the findings suggest that higher temperatures produced activated carbon which was more effective in the adsorption of aurocyanideEfficient [ formula ] adsorption using peach stone   activated carbon and thus can be utilized as an alternative adsorbent of commercial activated carbon Keywords Activated carbon – Peach (Prunus persica) stone – Chemical activation – Zinc Chloride (ZnCl2) – Iodine number – Methylene blue number 1 Introduction Activated carbon is a highly porous carbon materialCharacterization of Activated Carbon Prepared from Removal of Pb 2+ and Zn 2+ from the aqueous solutions by activated carbon prepared from Dates stone By lotfi mouni The use of date palm as a potential adsorbent for wastewater treatment: a review(PDF) Adsorption of Pb(II) from aqueous solutions

  • The preparation and performance of ligninbased activated

      Sullivan P, Moate J, Stone B , Atkinson J D , Hashisho Z , Rood M J Physical and chemical properties of PANderived electrospun activated carbon nanofibers and their potential for use as an adsorbent for toxic industrial chemicals  Nonuniformly sized activated carbons were derived from doum palm shell, a new precursor, by carbonization in air and activation using KOH, NaOH and ZnCl2 The activated carbon fibres were characterised by Xray diffraction, N2 adsorption–desorption, scanning electron microscopy, particle size analysis and evaluated for Cd(II) and Pb(II) removalAdsorption of aqueous Cd(II) and Pb(II) on activated   Application of optimized large surface area date stone (Phoenix dactylifera ) activated carbon for rhodamin B removal from aqueous solution: BoxBehnken design approach Danish M(1), Khanday WA(2), Hashim R(3), Sulaiman NS(3), Akhtar MN(4), Nizami M(5)Application of optimized large surface area date stone Henan Dingxinda Import Export Co, Ltd has been engaged in import and export business for 15 years It owns four factories that produce industrial raw materials The business scope is very wide The fields involved are: environmental protection materials, wearresistant materials, refractory materials, and chemical productsOur company has two factories directly producing coalbasedActivated Carbon,Abrasive Material,Water Filter Media   Nowadays freshwater quality deterioration and quantity depletion are rapidly increasing across the globe Especially fluoride polluted groundwater is causing a severe shortage of water supply and public health problem Hence, this study was designed to investigate the performance of activated carbon produced from the Catha edulis stem for the removal of fluoride from aqueous solutionFluoride removal from aqueous solution onto