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  4. Вилучення фенолу з води за допомогою активованого вугілля, отриманого з дерева Juniperus Turifera

Вилучення фенолу з води за допомогою активованого вугілля, отриманого з дерева Juniperus Turifera

JCCT.
2023;
Випуск 17, Номер 3
: cc. 636 - 645
https://doi.org/10.23939/chcht17.03.636
Автори:
  1. Khiouani Adel
  2. Hachani Salah Eddine
  3. Meklid Abdelhek
1
Laboratory Chemistry of Materials and Living Organisms Activity and Reactivity (LCMVAR), Faculty of Material Sciences, Department of Chemistry
2
Laboratory of Applied Chemistry (LCA), University of Biskra
3
Laboratory of Applied Chemistry (LCA), University of Biskra

Метою цієї роботи є дослідження доцільності використання активованого вугілля, отриманого з дерева Juniperus thurifera, як адсорбента для вилучення фенолу з води за допомогою адсорбції. Досліджено вплив початкової концентрації фенолу, часу контакту, pH і маси адсорбента на адсорбційну здатність фенолу. Найбільша адсорбційна здатність досягається за рН=3,4, концентрації фенолу 50 мг/л, маси адсорбенту 100 мг і тривалості 24 год. Рівняння ізотерм Фрейндліха, Ленгмюра та Темкіна були використані для опису наших експериментальних даних. Встановлено, що модель Фрейндліха є найкращою моделлю з R2 = 0,9893. Термодинамічні результати показали, що адсорбція фенолу на активованому вугіллі була спонтанною й екзотермічною. Крім того, дослідження кінетики адсорбції показало, що процес адсорбції відповідає кінетичній моделі псевдопершого порядку.

активоване вугілля
Juniperus thurifera tree
фенол
адсорбція
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