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Silica‐Based NTPC ‐Fly Ash for Dye‐Removal Application and Effect of Its Modification
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Silica‐based fly ash ( FA ) received from the N ational T hermal P ower C orporation ( NTPC ), I ndia has been utilized for determining its dye‐adsorption capacity. The dye adsorption using the NTPC ‐ FA has been examined by varying the initial methylene blue dye concentration (7.5–150 μ M ) and initial solution‐ pH (2.5–11.5). The dye‐adsorption capacity of NTPC ‐ FA has been found to be 0.43 mg/g. To increase the dye‐adsorption capacity, the NTPC ‐ FA is subjected to the hydrothermal treatment and typical washing cycles without and with the coating of sol–gel derived anatase‐titania. The hydrothermally treated NTPC ‐ FA and hydrogen titanate–silica composite thus obtained exhibit dye‐adsorption capacity higher than that of NTPC ‐ FA .
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“Silicon based materials have been studied extensively for pollutants adsorption as well 51, 52 . Their interesting properties such as ability for a wide range of pore size and surface areas, durability, ease of functionalisation and relatively cheaper regeneration compared to activated carbon, have made them excellent candidates for water treatment with many examples on dye adsorption 53-56 .”
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- Babu, B. K., Purayil, J. V., Padinhattayil, H., Shukla, S., & Warrier, K. G.
- Venue
- International Journal of Applied Ceramic Technology
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- Wiley
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- 2012-03-20
- Volume
- 10
- Issue
- 1
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- 186-201
- ISSN
- 1546-542X
- 1744-7402
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- 7
- References
- 24
- Language
- en
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