Research Article
Calcium Pretreated Hevea brasiliensis Sawdust for Copper Removal: Batch and Column Study
Table 3
Comparison of adsorption capacities of CaHBSD with some low-cost adsorbents.
| Adsorbent | Adsorption capacity (mg/g) |
Ref. | Batch mode | Column mode |
| Wheat shell | 10.84 | | [11] | Herbaceous peat | 4.84 | | [12] | Cork biomass | 3.00 | | [13] | Food waste | 2.84 | | [14] | Tea industry waste | 8.64 | | [15] | Peanut hulls | 10.17 | | [16] | Tobacco dust | 36 | | [17] | Modified rice husk | 29 | | [18] | Raw pomegranate peel | 1.32 | | [19] | Newspaper pulp | 30 | | [20] | Jute | 4.23 | | [21] | Cashew nut shell | 20 | | [29] | KOH treated pine cone powder | 26.32 | | [30] | Natural clayey soil | 4.41 | | [31] | Pomegranate peel | 1.32 | |
[19] | Pine cone powder | 6.80 | | [32] | Pine cone shell | 6.81 | 8.09 | [33] | Coconut shell | | 7.25 | [34] | Chitosan immobilized on bentonite | | 14.92 | [35] | CaHBSD | 37.74 | 34.29 | Present study |
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