Development and characterization of biomass based novel adsorbent in the removal of Congo red dye by adsorption
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Date
2013Supervisor
Prof. Shaobin Wang
Dr Tushar Kanti Sen
Dr Chi Phan
Type
Thesis
Education Level
M.Phil.
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Pine cone (Pinus. radiate) biomass is a low cost agricultural solid waste. Raw pine cone, acid treated pine cone and synthesized pine cone based activated carbon have been successfully used here as effective, environmentally friendly and low cost adsorbents in the removal of anionic dye Congo red from aqueous solution by adsorption.
School
School of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, Department of Chemical Engineering
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