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Development, characterization, and utilization of magnetized orange peel waste as a novel adsorbent for the confiscation of crystal violet dye from aqueous solution
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Orange peel can eliminate crystal violet dye from synthetically contaminated solutions.
“The orange peel ability to eliminate crystal violet dye from synthetically contaminated solutions, owing to its promising adsorption characteristics, has been demonstrated [2].”
Incineration of orange peel waste is associated with releasing substantial amounts of greenhouse gas emissions.
“For instance, the incineration of this waste has been associated with releasing substantial amounts of greenhouse gas emissions [2].”
Orange peel occupies almost 50% of the fruit's fresh weight and is rich in essential oils, free sugars, and polyphenols.
“Orange peel occupies almost 50% of the fruit's fresh weight, and it is rich in essential oils, free sugars, and polyphenols [2].”
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- Ahmed, M., Mashkoor, F., & Nasar, A.
- Venue
- Groundwater for Sustainable Development
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- Elsevier BV
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- 2020-04
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- 10
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- 100322
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- 2352-801X
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- en
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