Comparison on the Surface Structure Properties along with Fe(II) and Mn(II) Removal Characteristics of Rice Husk Ash, Inactive Saccharomyces cerevisiae Powder, and Rice Husk
Table 3
Parameters and kinetic models for Fe(II) and Mn(II) adsorption on three researched adsorbents.
Metal ions
Kinetic models
Parameters
Adsorbents
RHA
ISP
RH
Fe(II)
Pseudo-first-order
(mg/g)
1.9430
1.7998
1.6000
(min−1)
0.0714
0.0691
0.0553
(mg/g)
2.2182
2.4889
1.7660
0.9810
0.9710
0.9930
Pseudo-second-order
(g/mg min)
0.0361
0.0248
0.0260
(mg/g)
2.2573
2.2321
1.9920
0.1841
0.1234
0.1033
0.9950
0.9920
0.9930
Mn(II)
Pseudo-first-order
(mg/g)
1.9360
1.6620
1.5400
(min−1)
0.0691
0.0760
0.0829
(mg/g)
2.4717
3.6308
4.7424
0.9740
0.9510
0.9240
Pseudo-second-order
(g/mg.min)
0.0344
0.0192
0.0156
(mg/g)
2.2620
2.1790
2.1410
0.1760
0.0910
0.0720
0.9970
0.9900
0.9850
Note. The three kinds of adsorbents include the following: rice husk ash, RHA; inactive Saccharomyces cerevisiae powder, ISP; rice husk, RH.