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Abstract

Introduction

In this study, a novel composite was prepared using a combination of nanotechnology and biotechnology.

Methods

This composite involved loading FeO NPs and immobilizing caffeine on the surface of activated carbon (CAF-MAC NCs), which was prepared from palm kernel source material. The adsorbent properties were characterized using FTIR, TEM, VSM, and TGA techniques.

Results

The adsorbent CAF-MAC NCs were investigated under ultrasound-assisted conditions for the removal of the pesticide diazinon from aqueous solutions. The Langmuir adsorption isotherm model indicated that the maximum adsorption of diazinon was 147.05 mg g-1.

Conclusion

The new bio-adsorbent offers several significant advantages, including high adsorption capacity, cost-effectiveness, green synthesis, recyclability, and easy separation.

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Caffeine-modified Magnetic Activated Carbon as Novel Bio Adsorbent for Removal of the Diazinon Pesticide in Aqueous Media
Curr Chin Sci 4, 239 (2024); https://doi.org/10.2174/0122102981343947241125051855
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Keyword(s): adsorption capacity; caffeine; diazinon; Fe3O4 NPs; Magnetic activated carbon; pesticides
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