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ZASTOSOWANIE NIEKONWENCJONALNYCH SORBENTÓW DO USUWANIA BASIC VIOLET 10 Z ROZTWORÓW WODNYCH
 
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Katedra Inżynierii Środowiska, Uniwersytet Warmińsko-Mazurski w Olsztynie, ul. Warszawska 117a, 10-719 Olsztyn
 
 
Data publikacji: 01-05-2016
 
 
Inż. Ekolog. 2016; 47:95-103
 
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W pracy przedstawione zostały wyniki badań efektywności sorpcji popularnego w przemyśle barwnika kationowego Basic Violet 10 (BV10) z wykorzystaniem na sześciu różnych niekonwencjonalnych sorbentów: chityny, trocin, kompostu, kiszonki kukurydzianej, zeolitu i popiołów lotnych. Dla każdego testowanego sorbentu ustalone zostało optymalne pH sorpcji a także wyznaczona została maksymalna pojemność sorpcyjna względem Basic Violet 10. Do opisu danych eksperymentalnych zastosowano trzy popularne modele sorpcji: Langmuir’a, Langmuir’a 2 oraz Freundlicha. Spośród testowanych sorbentów organicznych, najwyższą pojemność względem Basic Violet 10 wykazały trociny (Qmax= 156,5 mg/g) i kiszonka kukurydziana (Qmax= 180,8 mg/g). W przypadku sorbentów mineralnych, takich jak zeolit czy popioły lotne, maksymalna zdolność sorpcyjna Basic Violet 10 wynosiła odpowiednio Qmax= 144,1 mg/g i 170,1 mg/g.
 
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