Sorptive- Flotation of Copper (II) from Water Using Different Types of Powdered Activated Carbons as Sorbents and Oleic Acid as Surfactant

作者: S.E. Ghazy , S.E. Samra , S.M. El-Morsy

DOI: 10.1260/0263617011494538

关键词: GraphiteInorganic chemistryPulmonary surfactantChemistryAqueous solutionOxidizing agentPowdered activated carbon treatmentAdsorptionCarbonOleic acid

摘要: Different types of powdered activated carbon, viz. charcoal (PACh), graphite (PG) and three samples (PACI, PACII PACIII) prepared from olive stones generated as plant wastes modified with aqueous oxidizing agents, H2O2, HNO3 (NH4)2S2O8, were separated solution by flotation using oleic acid (HOL) a surfactant. The effects initial temperature, pH the suspension, carbon surfactant concentrations, stirring times presence foreign ions on efficiency investigated. Under optimum conditions, separation was almost complete (~100%). CuII-loaded also examined in absence sulphide activators. Nearly 100% CuII removed at 7 after for 30 min or raising temperature to 30°C higher. In addition, may be quantitatively 3 room if are used activato...

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