Phenol Adsorption from Simulated Wastewater Using Activated Spent Tea Leaves
Noora A. Raheem,
Najwa S. Majeed,
Zahraa Al Timimi
Abstract:The removal of phenol from wastewater has become a significant environmental concern because of its toxicity, even at low concentrations. This research focuses on the removal of phenol using spent tea leaves (STLs) as an adsorbent. SEM and FTIR tests were used to evaluate the surface characterization of the STLs. The effect of the parameters such as initial phenol concentration (20 - 80 mg. L-1), pH (3 - 12), temperature (25 - 55 °C), contact period (30-330 min), and dose (0.25 - 2.5) on the removal of phenol … Show more
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