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Investigation of Dyes Adsorption with Activated Carbon Obtained from Cordia myxa

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  • Bilge International Journal of Science And Technology Research

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  • 2017

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The objectıve of this article is to investigate the adsorption of dye from aqueous solution using Cordia myxa as the target adsorbent. In the adsorption experiments active carbon (Cordia myxa) were used in raw form, treated with ZnCl2 and sonic wave. Experimental studies have shown that C.I. Disperse Blue 56 (C.I.D.B 56) dye adsorption of active carbon obtained from (Cordia myxa) is maximum at pH 7. The adsorption process was completed in 60 minutes and about 80% were completed in the first 30 minutes. The best adsorption took place at 25°C. All adsorption events are fit in with pseudo 2nd order reaction kinetics and adsorption equilibrium is fit in with Freundlich Isotherm. The using of sonic wave in activated carbon (Cordia myxa) preparation increased the surface area 2,5 times. Sonic wave activation created bubbles and new pores when viewed from SEM photographs. In particular, it has been determined that sonic wave is an effective method for preparing activated carbon. When thermodynamic parameters are taken into account, it is determined that no external energy is required for the adsorption to occur and the physical events are more dominant in the adsorption.
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