Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
579371 Journal of Hazardous Materials 2011 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
The recovery of both dyes has been studied in water at 80 °C on BPR surface and observed that the MO recovery is 95% and MG is 10%. The poor desorption of MG is due to the strong chemisorption on BPR (cellulose) surface proves its plant poisoning nature. The high recovery of MO due to physisorption mechanism proves that MO is not poisoning the plant.
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Plant toxic and non-toxic nature of organic dyes through adsorption mechanism on cellulose surface
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