Synthesis and characterization of avocado pit activated carbon-incorporated chitosan composite beads for harnessing methylene blue adsorption: DFT insights and box-behnken design optimization
Soukaina El Bourachdi,
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Journal of the Taiwan Institute of Chemical Engineers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
173, P. 106142 - 106142
Published: May 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Spent Coffee Ground-Based Materials Evaluated by Methylene Blue Removal
Processes,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(5), P. 1592 - 1592
Published: May 20, 2025
Spent
coffee
grounds
(SCG)
are
produced
in
large
quantities
during
brewing,
contributing
to
environmental
concerns.
Additionally,
cationic
dyes
from
textile,
paper,
and
leather
wastewater
pose
a
major
pollution
issue.
This
study
explores
SCG
as
an
adsorbent
for
methylene
blue
(MB)
dye.
A
novel
comparison
of
cleaning
methods
with
warm
water,
accelerated
solvent
extraction
(ASE),
supercritical
fluid
(SFE),
ultrasound-induced
cavitation
(US)
is
presented.
In
addition,
the
chemical
modifications
using
acetylation,
acid
(HNO3),
base
(KOH)
treatment
that
have
not
been
reported
before
ATR-FTIR
confirmed
inclusion
functional
groups,
example,
nitro
group
treated
HNO3,
increase
carboxylic
groups
samples
KOH
HNO3.
SEM
analysis
revealed
consistent
porous
texture
across
samples,
SCG-SFE,
SCG-US,
SCG-HNO3
showing
smaller
pores,
SCG-ASE
displaying
elongated
cavities.
Adsorption
isotherm
tests
followed
Freundlich
Langmuir
models,
indicating
favorable
adsorption.
The
maximum
adsorption
capacity
(qmax)
varied
among
65.69
mg/g
(warm
water)
93.32
(SFE).
contrast,
base-
acid-treated
SCG,
three-
four-fold
was
observed,
qmax
values
171.60
270.64
mg/g,
respectively.
These
findings
demonstrate
washed
water
chemically
achieves
capacities
comparable
other
biosorbents
literature.
Therefore,
represents
promising,
low-cost,
sustainable
material
removing
wastewater,
waste
valorization
protection.
Language: Английский
Lignin-Furanic Rigid Foams: Enhanced Methylene Blue Removal Capacity, Recyclability, and Flame Retardancy
Polymers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(23), P. 3315 - 3315
Published: Nov. 27, 2024
Worldwide,
populations
face
issues
related
to
water
and
energy
consumption.
Water
scarcity
has
intensified
globally,
particularly
in
arid
semiarid
regions.
Projections
indicate
that
by
2030,
global
demand
will
rise
50%,
leading
critical
shortages,
further
the
impacts
of
climate
change.
Moreover,
wastewater
treatment
needs
development,
given
presence
persistent
organic
pollutants,
such
as
dyes
pharmaceuticals.
In
addition,
continuous
increase
rising
prices
directly
impact
households
businesses,
highlighting
importance
savings
through
effective
building
insulation.
this
regard,
tannin-furanic
foams
are
recognized
promising
sustainable
due
their
fire
resistance,
low
thermal
conductivity,
high
chemical
stability.
study,
tannin
lignin
rigid
were
explored
not
only
for
traditional
applications
but
also
versatile
materials
suitable
treatment.
Furthermore,
a
systematic
approach
demonstrates
complete
replacement
tannin-furan
foam
phenol
source
with
two
lignins
mainly
differ
molecular
weight
pH,
well
how
these
parameters
affect
structure
methylene
blue
(MB)
removal
capacity.
Alkali-lignin-based
exhibited
notable
MB
adsorption
capacity
(220
mg
g−1),
kinetic
equilibrium
data
analysis
suggesting
multilayer
process.
The
prepared
demonstrated
ability
be
recycled
at
least
five
adsorption-desorption
cycles
flame
retardant
properties.
When
exposed
butane
5
min,
did
release
smoke
or
ignite,
nor
they
contribute
propagation,
red
glow
dissipating
20
s
after
exposure.
Language: Английский