Modeling and characterization of malachite green adsorption onto date palm petioles
Abstract
To achieve the elimination of malachite green from aqueous solution by using date palm petioles, three factors were been varied: the initial concentration of dye, the mass of adsorbent and the stirring speed.
The optimization of these factors gave us an almost elimination of dye (Yexp.= 99.40%) under the following optimal conditions: the initial concentration of Malachite green [MG]0 = 30ppm ; the mass of adsorbent mads = 0.26g and the stirring speed SS = 199rpm.
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