Statistical analysis for malachite green removal using palm-kernel-shell-activated carbon
Malaysia is a country with luxurious agricultural resources. However, without proper management, the waste resulted from processing activities of these agricultural process will lead to a major waste problem. This study involved the utilization of the palm kernel shell (PKS) activated carbon by p...
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iium-38022017-06-15T00:39:13Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/3802/ Statistical analysis for malachite green removal using palm-kernel-shell-activated carbon Kabbashi, Nassereldeen Ahmed Daoud, Jamal Ibrahim Jami, Mohammed Saedi S Agriculture (General) TD Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering Malaysia is a country with luxurious agricultural resources. However, without proper management, the waste resulted from processing activities of these agricultural process will lead to a major waste problem. This study involved the utilization of the palm kernel shell (PKS) activated carbon by performing the decolorisation of malachite green color. The adsorption study was done using shake flask investigation. The result obtained showed that the best product of activated carbon, produced at 750°C at 90 minutes impregnated with K2 CO3 weight ratio of 1.0. This product was chosen because of cost factor and the percentage removal of MG was high 99.2%. From this study, the best candidate for adsorption of MG gives 121.416 mg/g adsorption rate. It is recommended for future study that detailed should be conducted on production of activated carbon to produce a larger surface area, this study should be extended on the method of application of Potassium Carbonate in enhancing the pore size of activated carbon, and this study should be continued for removal of other colors especially colors that are high toxicity. INSI Publications 2011 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en cc_by_nc http://irep.iium.edu.my/3802/1/87-91.pdf Kabbashi, Nassereldeen Ahmed and Daoud, Jamal Ibrahim and Jami, Mohammed Saedi (2011) Statistical analysis for malachite green removal using palm-kernel-shell-activated carbon. Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, 5 (1). pp. 87-91. ISSN 1991-8178 http://www.insipub.com/ajbas.html |
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Malaysia is a country with luxurious agricultural resources. However, without proper
management, the waste resulted from processing activities of these agricultural process will lead to
a major waste problem. This study involved the utilization of the palm kernel shell (PKS) activated
carbon by performing the decolorisation of malachite green color. The adsorption study was done
using shake flask investigation. The result obtained showed that the best product of activated carbon,
produced at 750°C at 90 minutes impregnated with K2
CO3
weight ratio of 1.0. This product was
chosen because of cost factor and the percentage removal of MG was high 99.2%. From this study,
the best candidate for adsorption of MG gives 121.416 mg/g adsorption rate. It is recommended for
future study that detailed should be conducted on production of activated carbon to produce a larger
surface area, this study should be extended on the method of application of Potassium Carbonate in
enhancing the pore size of activated carbon, and this study should be continued for removal of other
colors especially colors that are high toxicity. |
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Statistical analysis for malachite green removal using palm-kernel-shell-activated carbon |
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Statistical analysis for malachite green removal using palm-kernel-shell-activated carbon |
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Statistical analysis for malachite green removal using palm-kernel-shell-activated carbon |
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statistical analysis for malachite green removal using palm-kernel-shell-activated carbon |
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