A unique combination of adsorption and electrochemical regeneration with a proprietary adsorbent material called Nyex 100 was introduced at the University of Manchester for waste water treatment applications. Nyex 100 is based on graphite intercalation compound. It is non porous and electrically conducing adsorbent material. This material exhibited very small BET surface area i.e. 2.75 mg, in c...

In the Ecuadorian Amazonia, there is a concern about presence of high concentrations cadmium (Cd) in rivers and sediments because changes land use anthropogenic activities, e.g., mining oil exploitation. Hence, research related to water treatment processes meet environmental standards has gained relevance. The biochar (BC) as adsorbent considered promising low-cost alternative improve quality d...

Introduction: Understanding the distribution, chemistry, and structure of C in carbonaceous chondrites (CC) is fundamental to revealing information on early solar chemical evolution. The Tagish Lake CC has generated much interest partly because of its pristine nature and high C content [1,2,3]. Unique to the Tagish Lake CC are hollow carbonaceous nanoglobules [4]. These particles are morphologi...

A low cost adsorbent Fly Ash was used for the removal of Reactive Red 194 dye (RR 194 dye) from textile effluent. The Fly ash was activated by chemical treatment by N/2 H2SO4. Batch adsorption experiments were performed as functions of adsorbent doses, initial dye concentration, contact time, and pH. The percentage of colour removal was increased with decreasing dye concentration and increasing...

Ureilites and carbonaceous chondrites: The origin of ureilite meteorites has been consistently regarded as problematic [1]. A distinctive feature of ureilites is that they contain carbonaceous matter up to 6 wt. %, particularly in the form of graphite in veinlets between silicate (mostly olivine) crystals, and along their cleavage planes. The carbonaceous matter within them suggests a relations...

The utilisation of solid adsorbents for the selective removal CO2 from major emission points is an attractive method post-combustion carbon capture due to inherent potential retrofit and cost-effectiveness. Although focus in scientific community often centred on extremely novel, high-performance costly material development, exploitation carbonaceous another avenue research proving be promising....

A study was carried out to find out efficiency of rice bran in removal of heavy metals such as lead and cadmium from bisolute system. The different experimental conditions such as temperature, adsorbent amount, adsorbent particle size and concentration were studied. The results showed that 100% removal was achieved for both lead and cadmium by using rice bran at 300C, contact time 100-140 minut...

The objective of this work is to study the removal of methylene blue dye from aqueous solution using low cost adsorbent obtained from the leaves of Andrographis paniculata. Batch adsorption studies were carried out by observing the effects of various experimental parameters, such as dye concentration, contact time, adsorbent dose, effect of temperature and pH. The data were fitted into the Lang...

This article describes the use of a power plant waste-Bottom Ash, as effective adsorbent for the removal of toxic Azo dyes Carmoisine and Chrysoidine Y from their aqueous solution. The paper incorporates comparative study and discussion of the adsorption characteristics of these dyes on the economically effective adsorbent with special emphasis on the effects of time and temperature. The charac...

Crystal violet (CV) was removed from aqueous solutions using walnut shell (WS) as an adsorbent. The effect of initial ph, contact time, adsorbent level and temperature on CV adsorption, were studied in batch mode. The results indicated that both the Langmuir and the Freundlich equations effectively described the adsorption equilibrium. A pseudo second-order kinetics provided a perfect fit for t...