Research Article
Studies on Biosorption of Methylene Blue from Aqueous Solutions by Powdered Palm Tree Flower (Borassus flabellifer)
Table 4
Maximum sorption capacity of different sorbents in MB.
| Sorbent material | Maximum sorption capacity, (mg/g) | Reference |
| Teak wood bark | 915 | [27] | Spent tea leaves | 300 | [28] | Untreated guava leaves | 295 | [10] | Gulmohar plant leaf powder | 120–252.7 | [29] | Castor seed shell | 158.73 | [8] | Palm tree male flower (PTMF) | 143.6–157.31 | This study | Mango seed kernel | 142.9–153.85 | [30] | Chemically treated guava leaves | 133.33 | [31] | Wood apple shell | 95.2 | [1] | Hazelnut shell | 76.9 | [32] | Rice husk | 40.6 | [4] | Natural chaff | 20.3 | [33] | Neem leaf | 19.61 | [3] | Orange peels | 18.6 | [34] |
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