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According to the TPD results the activated carbons have basic character. Additionally, the pH pzc value of all samples exceeds 7. Indeed the activated carbons are positively charged and MB is a basic dye, dissolved in water it is positively charged. The results obtained by the application of the two-parameter model, Langmuir and Freundlich equations are presented in Table 3.

From this table, the correlation coefficients for Freundlich isotherm are significantly high than that of Langmuir isotherm for samples C16, C28 and C A good fit of this equation reflects heterogeneous surface.

However, adsorption of MB on activated carbon C37 agrees with Langmuir model. The analysis by considering the two parameters Q L and K F which are measures of adsorption capacity, it can be seen that there is a significant increase in the Langmuir monolayer capacity with increasing degree of activation, which is consistent with the increase of the pore volume and surface area of those samples as can be seen in Table 1.

To further explore the effect of the porous structure in the adsorption of MB, Fig. There is in, both cases, an increase in the amount adsorbed with the pore volume. The adsorption capacity for MB is an increasing function of the extent of activation, this shows that the microporosity, the surface area and mesoporosity, are the factors defining the adsorption capacity for MB in this study.

Similar results have been reported for adsorption of MB on activated carbons Altenor et al. According to the values of R L , all the systems show favorable adsorption of MB, i. The low values of R L indicate high and favorable adsorption of MB onto activated carbons.

Amount adsorbed of methylene blue as a function of a micropore volume V o, obtained from the N 2 adsorption at 77 K and b volume of mesopores V mes. In relation to the Freundlich equation, it can be seen from Eq. On the other hand, it is noteworthy that each K F is significantly lower than the corresponding value of Q L. It should therefore be evident that K F is not a measure of the total adsorption capacity but that it should be considered, a comparative measure of the adsorption under specified conditions.

This is in great agreement with the findings regarding to R L values Belala et al. The three-parameter model, R—P and Sips equations have also been applied to evaluate the fit by isotherm for the adsorption of Mb by Fig. The calculated isotherm parameters and their corresponding coefficient of determination, R 2 , values are shown in Table 4.

The higher R 2 values for the three-parameter isotherms suggest the applicability of these models to represent the equilibrium sorption of MB by activated carbon of date pits.

There is good agreement between corresponding values of Q s and Q L for C37 and C64 samples, while the corresponding values of Q L for C16 and C28 are lower, probably because these samples do not obey Langmuir isotherm. It is believed that adsorption capacity obtained from the Sips equation could be more realistic than that from the Langmuir equation.

Thus, for each parameter, the values show an increase with increasing pore volume and surface area of activated carbons. However, the parameter n F appears to be more useful for characterizing the adsorption affinity. The isotherm data can well be fitted with four adsorption isotherm models by nonlinear regression.

The applicability of Freundlich, Langmuir, Redlich—Peterson and Sips equations can produce consistent results, even though the parameter values are not exactly the same.

The three-parameter equations Redlich—Peterson and Sips provide better fitting than the two-parameter equations Freundlich and Langmuir , which is due to the fact that these equations contains three parameters. According to the results obtained, activated carbon issued from date stones could be employed as effective adsorbents and could be considered as an alternative to adsorbents for the removal of color. Bioresour Technol — Article Google Scholar.

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