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One-, Two-, and Three-Parameter Isotherms, Kinetics, and Thermodynamic Evaluation of Co(II) Removal from Aqueous Solution Using Dead Neem Leaves
Table 7
Comparison of adsorption capacity of DNL and equilibrium reaction time with other adsorbents for Co(II) adsorption.
| Adsorbent | qm (mg/g) | Equilibrium time (min) | Reference |
| Lignocellulose/montmorillonite (LMT) nanocomposite | 93.43 | 60 | [59] | Activated disordered mesoporous carbons | 90% | 15 | [54] | Untreated peat moss | 30.03 | 60 | [60] | Peat moss treated with HNO3 | 21.51 | 100 | | Peat moss treated with NaOH | 35.21 | 15 | | Thespesia populnea bark activated carbon | 26.09 | 60 | [55] | Carbon gel without doping | 2.8927 | 180 | [61] | Carbon gel doped with graphite | 7.97 | | | Apricot stone activated carbon | 111.11 | 90 | [62] | South African coal fly ash | 0.40 | 240 | [63] | Magnetic chitosan | 27.5 | 1 | [64] | Saudi roasted date pits | 6.28 | 40 | [65] | Neem leaves | 523 | 10 | This study |
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