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Adsorption of Sulfate in Aqueous Solutions by Cheap Plant Adsorbents

Yadollah Aghdoud Chabok and Aref Chourani

Emam khomeini naval university, Noshahr, Iran.

Corresponding Author E-mail: s.ashtari67@gmail.com

DOI : http://dx.doi.org/10.13005/bbra/2619

ABSTRACT: In this study, the possibility of sulphate adsorption from a synthetic solution containing sodium sulphate was investigated using corn and wheat straw. The initial results showed that modified corn had the best absorbance among the samples. The temperature, mixing time, adsorbent amount and also the amount of sulfate ions in the solution as effective parameters in the adsorption process were investigated. It was observed that with increasing temperature, the adsorption rate decreases due to the thermostability of the reaction. Also, increasing the time before reaching a saturation state, the absorption capacity is increased.

KEYWORDS: Adsorption; Corn; Wheat Straw; Sulphate; Adsorption Kinetic

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