Removal of phenol from water by activated carbon and ion exchanger
Is this your thesis?
This record came from a bulk archive import. If it’s yours, link it to your profile.
Abstract (EN)
ABSTRACTActivated carbons are carbonaceous materials with highly developed internal surface area andporosity that can be applied in both gas and liquid phase applications. In recent years, avariety of conventional granular activated carbons and ion exchange resins have been used inwater treatment and to treat a wide range of domestic and industrial effluents containingorganic and inorganic pollutants.In this study, commercial activated carbon and polymeric adsorbents have been used for theremoval of fenol from aqueous solution by adsorption. Also activated carbon was prepared byactivating KOH and ZnCl2 activation has been used to remove fenol from aqueous solution.The effects of the pH and initial adsorbent concentration are investigated.The effect of the fenol adsorption capasity were investigated in an agitated batch reactor andthe Langmuir ve Freundlich adsorption isotherms were developed.Keywords: Adsorption, Activated carbon, Removal of fenol, Polimeric adsorban
Author
Batchimeg Ganbold
How to Cite
Batchimeg Ganbold (Master Thesis). Removal of phenol from water by activated carbon and ion exchanger, 2005, Yıldız Technical University.
Keywords
License
Tüm Hakları Saklıdır
This work is shared under the specified license terms.
More theses from Yıldız Technical University
- Obtaining gold from one cyanide leaching method, enviromental problems and examples of Turkey (gold production in view Turkey)(2007)
- A ruled-based software model in the preliminary design phase of housing: Example of Mardin(2008)
- 19th-20th centuries apartment buildings in Şişli and Osmanbey(2001)
- An investigation on the relationship between problem solving and critical thinking skill, and academic achievement of vocational and technical high school students(2017)
- Numerical investigation of single bubble flow boiling both on a flat surface and on a cavity in horizontal pipe and pool boiling on a flat surface(2018)
- Examination of the categories in which buildings with LEED v3 and v4 certificates score the lowest points in Turkey(2018)