Diesel exhaust emission soot (DEES) collected and coated on polyurethane foam (PUF). DEES coated foam (DEES-foam) was found hydrophobic and oleophilic in nature and can be used for oil-water separation. Kinetic study of oil sorption showed that the rate of sorption directly dependent on the viscosity of the oil. Petrol and engine oils were found fastest and slowest to absorb on DEES-foam, respectively. Pseudo-second order kinetic models fitted best to both oil and dye adsorption kinetic data. Maximum adsorption capacity for the adsorption of rhodamine B (RB) was found to be 17.7 g g−1. Langmuir isotherm was most appropriate to isotherm data of adsorption and RL < 1 (Langmuir dimensionless constant) showed favorability of adsorption process. The adsorbed dye was successfully desorbed in ethanol and DEES was found reusable for multiple cycles.
Separation of dyes/oils from water by diesel exhaust emission soot coated polyurethane foam: a kinetic and equilibrium isotherm study
V. Singh,Moolchand Sharma,R. Vaish
Published 2019 in Engineering Research Express
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2019-07-18
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Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, Environmental Science
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