Research Article
Brilliant Green and Acid Orange 74 Dyes Removal from Water by Pinus roxburghii Leaves in Naturally Benign Way: An Application of Green Chemistry
Table 4
Reported adsorbents and their removal capacity for BG and AO dyes.
| | (mg/g) | Reference |
| Adsorbents for BG dye | | | Kaolin | 65.42 | [7] | Modified rice straw | 256.41 | [26] | Luffa cylindrica sponge | 18.2 | [27] | Cempedak durian | 0.203 | [28] | Saklikent mud | 1.18 | [29] | Ashoka leaf powder | 125 | [30] | Psidium guajava leaves | 1.075 | [31] | Solanum tuberosum peels | 1.173 | PR leaves | 71.42 | This study | Adsorbents for AO dye | | | Clinoptilolite | 44.05 | [32] | Brown macro alga Stoechospermum marginatum | 35.62 | [33] | Spent brewery grains | 28.54 | [34] | Paulownia tomentosa Steud leaf powder | 10.5 | [35] | Azolla rongpong | 69.93 | [36] | Azolla filiculoides | 67.1 | [37] | Canola stalks | 25.06 | [38] | PR leaves | 7.52 | This study |
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