DYE removal of dopped polybenzoxazol (PBO) andgraphen doubled pvdf nanofiber in aqueous solutions
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The wastewater of many industries, such as textiles, leather or paint, contains hazardous and environmental elements that are some potentially carcinogenic. The wastewater of the textile industry has a much more focused structure in terms of volume and rooms compared to other industries. Although it is mandatory for the environment and living things to be treated, many factories discharge their waste water without any treatment due to the high costs of the receiver. This effect was regulated by the use of PVDF adsorbent of Reactive Red 239 dyestuff and the highest efficiency working conditions by using different methods for wastewater purification. Doped PBO Graphene Doped PVDF was used to remove the dyestuff. In the application on adsorption kinetics and adsorption isotherms, it was observed that the PVDF used was up to 83% adsorption at 2 ppm and 2 pH, and therefore a correct adsorbent selection can be made.
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Mehmet Satkan
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Mehmet Satkan (Master Thesis). DYE removal of dopped polybenzoxazol (PBO) andgraphen doubled pvdf nanofiber in aqueous solutions, 2023, Pamukkale University.
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