Research Article
Treatment of Yellow Phosphorus Slag and Reuse of It as an Absorbent of Chromium (VI) Ions and Methylene Blue
Table 16
Comparison of adsorption capacity of several low-cost adsorbents for the uptake of methylene blue from aqueous solutions.
| Adsorbents | Sorption capacity (mg·g−1) | References |
| Activated date pits | 12.90 | [38] | Fly ash | 5.57 | [38] | Orange peel | 18.60 | [38] | Glass | 2.24 | [38] | Clay | 6.30 | [38] | Natural clay | 15.40 | [38] | Silica nanosheets | 11.77 | [38] | Ilmenite nanoparticles | 71.90 | [38] | Banana peel | 20.80 | [38] | Garlic peel | 142.86 | [39] | Mango seed kernel | 142.86 | [39] | Rejected tea | 156.00 | [39] | Neem leaves | 8.76 | [39] | Empty fruit bunch | 50.76 | [39] | YPS | 22.99 | This work |
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