Synthesis of ZIF‐8/GO for the Removal of Congo Red From Wastewater With a High Salt Concentration
Qiulin Deng,
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Yuling Zhang,
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Xuanzhe Liao
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ChemistrySelect,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Abstract
Dye
wastewater
is
high‐concentration
salt‐containing
chemical
wastewater.
It
contains
numerous
toxic
pollutants
that
are
difficult
to
degrade,
and
its
direct
discharge
without
treatment
will
cause
serious
environmental
problems.
Herein,
ZIF‐8/GO
adsorbent
was
prepared
by
the
one‐pot
method
purify
containing
Congo
red
dye
(CR).
possessed
an
S
BET
of
70.252
m
2
/g,
pore
volume
0.036
cm
3
size
3.22
nm.
Adsorption
experiments
were
performed
based
on
various
parameters,
such
as
pH,
concentration,
dose,
temperature,
salt
concentration.
The
results
showed
adsorption
capacity
better
than
ZIF‐8
GO
for
CR,
which
process
0.1‐ZIF‐8/GO
(10.0
mg)
CR
(50
mg/L)
reached
equilibrium
in
60
min
at
35
°C
under
high‐salt
parameter
(10
g/L
NaCl).
And
maximum
removal
ratio
up
98%.
data
fitted
using
Langmuir,
Freundlich
isotherm
models
pseudo‐first‐order,
pseudo‐second‐order
kinetics
model
liquid
film
diffusion
model,
intra‐particle
model.
indicated
quasi‐second‐order
kinetic
more
suitable
describe
ZIF‐8/GO.
possesses
a
high
it
has
promising
applications
salts‐containing
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Statistical physics and fractal like kinetic modelling for adsorption of acetaminophen on MgO/aminated β-cyclodextrin: Variables optimization using Box-Behnken Design
Mohd Nasir Mohd Desa,
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Sara Chishti,
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Atif Afroz
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et al.
Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Novel MOF-based vanadium and 2,2 -bipyridine-4,4 -dicarboxylic acid as phenomenal dye adsorbent and antimicrobial agent
Frontiers in Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Jan. 30, 2025
In
this
study,
a
new
MOF
(metal-organic
framework)
based
on
vanadium
and
2,2-bipyridine-4,4-dicarboxylic
acid
(V/BP-MOF)
was
synthesized.
Synthesized
V/BP-MOF
introduced
as
strong
adsorbent
of
Congo
Red
(CR)
an
effective
agent
in
eliminating
microbial
species.
the
investigation
CR
absorption
activity,
several
factors
such
concentration
V/BP-MOF,
pH,
time,
temperature
were
investigated.
Antimicrobial
evaluations
carried
out
Common
bacterial
strains
wastewater
values
MIC
(minimum
inhibitory
concentration)
MBC
(Minimum
Bactericidal
Concentration)
reported.
The
confirmed
characterized
by
EA,
EDS,
EDS
mapping,
FT-IR,
XRD,
TGA,
BET,
SEM,
TEM.
checking
characteristics
size,
specific
surface
area,
thermal
stability
obtained,
respectively,
68
nm,
325
m
2
/g,
320°C.
highest
adsorption
CR,
at
94%,
obtained
natural
ambient
temperature,
after
150
min.
kinetic
studies,
correlation
coefficient
0.99
observed
with
pseudo-second-order
model,
while
isotherm
0.97
Freundlich
model.
biological
evaluations,
best
inhibition
against
Escherichia
coli
,
4
μg/mL
μg/mL,
respectively.
As
general
result,
can
be
potent
absorbent
dye
antimicrobial
properties.
Therefore,
compound
synthesized
study
suitable
option
for
treatment
industry,
multiple
capabilities
including
removal
chemical
pollutants
pathogenic
agents.
Language: Английский
Optimized Congo Red Dye Adsorption Using ZnCuCr-Based MOF for Sustainable Wastewater Treatment
Langmuir,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
This
study
presents
the
synthesis
of
a
novel
trimetallic
ZnCuCr-TpIm
metal-organic
framework
(MOF)
via
solvothermal
method,
yielding
cubic
crystals
300-500
nm.
The
integration
Zn,
Cu,
and
Cr
metal
centers
enhances
MOF's
adsorption
efficiency
structural
stability,
distinguishing
it
from
conventional
MOFs.
material
achieves
high
Congo
red
dye
removal
(96.5%)
under
optimal
conditions:
40
mg
adsorbent
dosage,
55
°C,
pH
6-7,
60
min
contact
time.
Kinetic
analysis
reveals
that
follows
pseudo-second-order
model
(R2
>
0.999),
indicating
chemisorption
as
rate-limiting
step,
while
equilibrium
data
align
with
Langmuir
isotherm
=
0.998),
confirming
maximum
capacity
325
mg/g.
FTIR
XRD
analyses
confirm
strong
interactions
between
molecules
MOF
preserving
its
crystalline
structure.
demonstrated
exceptional
retaining
95%
surface
area
after
72
h
maintaining
over
90%
five
reuse
cycles,
minimal
ion
leaching
(<1.2
ppm).
also
exhibited
resilience
varying
pH,
salinity,
simulated
wastewater
conditions,
underscoring
potential
for
long-term
sustainable
applications.
These
findings
highlight
synergistic
advantages
MOF,
making
promising
candidate
efficient
stable
treatment.
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Adsorption Performance of Fe2O3-Modified Dolomite Composite (DFC) for Congo Red Removal
Pengfei Yang,
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Lizhi Pan,
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Junfeng Lan
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et al.
Water,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(8), P. 1198 - 1198
Published: April 16, 2025
Printing
and
dyeing
wastewater
is
known
for
its
high
color
intensity,
complex
composition,
low
biodegradability,
making
treatment
a
significant
challenge
in
environmental
protection.
Dolomite
natural
mineral
with
abundant
reserves
can
be
effectively
used
as
an
adsorbent
carrier.
In
this
study,
the
dolomite
loaded
by
Fe2O3
composites
(DFC)
was
synthesized
systematically
characterized
using
XRD,
SEM,
TEM,
BET,
XPS,
IR
to
evaluate
structural
surface
properties.
The
adsorption
performance
of
DFC
on
Congo
Red
(CR)
then
investigated.
maximum
amount
CR
3790.06
mg⋅g−1,
removal
rate
still
stable
at
97%
after
five
cycles
test,
which
demonstrated
that
exhibited
exceptional
efficacy
regeneration
capability.
Fe3+
beneficial
improve
effect
DFC.
addition,
type
adsorption,
kinetic
calculations
were
performed,
indicated
Weber–Morris
diffusion
modeling
study
showed
behavior
influenced
interplay
many
mechanisms.
offers
innovative
method
efficient
utilization
creating
renewable
materials
dye
remediation.
Language: Английский