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Removal of Malachite Green Using Activated Azadirachta indica A. Juss. Powder as Biosorbent (Tama-Kha)

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Title Removal of Malachite Green Using Activated Azadirachta indica A. Juss. Powder as Biosorbent (Tama-Kha)
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Publication date 2020-12-01
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Htay Htay Nyunt
Thinzar Nu
Khin Than Yee
Description
This research work concerns with the preparation of neem bark powder (NBP), acid
activated neem bark powder treated with 1 %, 2 % and 3 % HCl (AANBP-1,
AANBP-2, AANBP-3), and heat treated neem bark powder at 250 ◦C, 300 ◦C 350
◦C, 400 ◦C and 450 ◦C (HTNBP-1, HTNBP-2, HTNBP-3, HTNBP-4, HTNBP-5). The
prepared samples were used as sorbent for the removal of dyes (malachite green)
from aqueous solution. According to the bulk density, surface area and preliminary
sorption properties of prepared samples, neem bark powder (NBP), acid activated
neem bark powder (AANBP-2) and heat treated neem bark powder (HTNBP-4) were
chosen for further study for removal of dye. The physicochemical properties
(moisture content, ash content, pH, bulk density and specific surface area) of
prepared samples were determined by conventional methods. The prepared sorbent
samples (NBP, AANBP-2 and HTNBP-4) were characterized by modern techniques
such as SEM and FT IR. The sorption capacities of prepared NBP, AANBP-2,
HTNBP-4 were studied for the removal of dye (malachite green) from aqueous
solution with varying parameters of pH, initial concentration of dye solution, contact
time and dosage of adsorbent. The removal percent of malachite green was found to
be 92.881 %, 93.880 %, 95.828 % for NBP, AANBP-2 and HTNBP-4 at optimum
conditions (pH 4, initial concentration 400 ppm, contact time 120 min and dosage of
adsorbent 0.2 g). Langmuir and Freundlich isotherms were employed to describe
adsorption capacities. In the sorption isotherm studies, Langmuir isotherm indicated
that the sorption capacities (Q0) of NBP, AANBP-2, HTNBP-4 were 370.370 mg g-1,
384.615 mg g-1 and 400.000 mg g-1 for the removal of malachite green respectively.
From the Freundlich isotherm studies, the sorption capacity (Kf) of HTNBP-4 is
larger than NBP and AANBP-2 for the removal of malachite green. The application
of sorbents were investigated for the removal of textile dyes from textile mill effuents
collected from drainage of textile mill in North Dagon Township, Yangon Region.
The removal percent of textile dye by NBP, AANBP-2 and HTNBP-4 were observed
as 55.662 %, 65.470 % and 81.100 %. HTNBP-4 was the more effective and
efficient sorbent for malachite green dye and textile effluent. NBP, AANBP-2 and
HTNBP-4 could be applied in purifying the environmentally polluted wastewater
effluents.
Keywords
Neem bark powder, Malachite green, Wastewater, Textile dyes
Journal articles
Maubin University Research Journal
p. 149-161
Vol.11
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