JOURNAL ARTICLE

Adsorption of disperse dye by powdered activated carbon

Sheng H. Lin

Year: 1993 Journal:   Journal of Chemical Technology & Biotechnology Vol: 57 (4)Pages: 387-391   Publisher: Wiley

Abstract

Abstract The purpose of this laboratory study is to investigate the effectiveness of powered activated carbon (PAC) on the removal of chemical oxygen demand (COD) and color of disperse dye and the effect of PAC particle size on the treatment efficiency. The adsorption isotherm parameters for the Langmuir, Freundlich and BET model are determined using the adsorption data. It has been found that the multilayer BET isotherm yields significantly better fit to the observed data than the monolayer ones. A simplified mass transfer model is proposed in the present work also for estimating the external mass transfer coefficient using the initial adsorption data at low PAC dosage.

Keywords:
Adsorption Freundlich equation Activated carbon Langmuir Mass transfer Monolayer Mass transfer coefficient Chemical engineering Langmuir adsorption model Particle size Carbon fibers Chemistry Materials science Chromatography Organic chemistry Nanotechnology Composite material

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