Research Article
Removal of Reactive Orange 16 Dye from Aqueous Solution by Using Modified Kenaf Core Fiber
Table 1
Previous studies of uptake of dyes using adsorbents based on agricultural solid wastes.
| Adsorbents | Dyes | (mg/g) | References |
| Almond shell activated carbon at 750°C | Methylene blue | 1.33 | [37] | Peanut hull | Sunset yellow | 13.99 | [38] | Waste apricot activated carbon | Methylene blue | 102.04 | [39] | Treated coconut male flowers carbons | Crystal violet | 60.42 | [40] | Jute fiber | Eosin yellow | 31.489 | [41] | Wheat bran | Malachite green | 66.57 | [33] | Coconut coir pith | Direct Red 12B | 76.3 | [42] | Rice husk | Indigo carmine | 29.2799 | [43] | Neem sawdust | Malachite green | 4.35 | [44] | Thespesia populnea pods activated carbon | Orange G dye | 9.129 | [45] | Kenaf fiber char | Methylene blue | 18.18 | [46] | Quaternized flax shive | Reactive red 228 | 190.0 | [47] | Modified kenaf core fibers | Reactive orange | 416.86 | This work |
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