Efficient remediation of ciprofloxacin from aqueous solution using MgO/C nanocomposites: Isotherm and kinetic studies
Abstract
Ciprofloxacin
(CIP),
has
been
detected
frequently
in
aquatic
resources
at
upsetting
attentions,
which
created
a
growing
concern.
The
key
focus
of
this
study
is
to
examine
ciprofloxacin
removal
using
MgO/C
nanocomposite.
synthesized
Magnesium
oxide
nanoparticle
embedded
with
carbon
substrate
was
employed
as
catalyst
for
from
the
water-based
solution.
research
encompasses
multifaceted
analytical
approach,
instance,
FTIR,
BET,
XRD,
and
SEM
EDAX.
FTIR
confirms
presence
Mg
–
O
stretching
bond
range
738
cm‾¹.
analysis
formation
agglomerated
spherical
particles.
EDAX
64.45
percent,
6.02
oxygen
26.68
percent.
BET
reveals
high
surface
area
548
m²/g
60%
total
porosity,
predominantly
mesoporous
(2–10
nm)
structure.
XRD
indicates
nanocomposite
cubic
rock
salt
structure
peak
29,
41,
61,
corresponding
nanoparticles.
CIP
involves
optimal
constraints
such
pH-6,
dosage-
1.25
g/L,
concentration
−
25
mg/L,
time
40
min,
temperature
30
℃.
focuses
on
isotherm
kinetics
model
providing
supporting
technical
data
better
understanding
adsorption
behavior.
best-fit
found
be
Langmuir
an
R2
value
0.9705
pseudo-1st
order
kinetics.
investigation
reports
efficiency
treating
through
cost-effective
approach
while
promoting
ecological
sustainability.

Research Square (Research Square), Год журнала: 2025, Номер unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2025
Язык: Английский