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Research Paper |
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Adsorption Studies of Copper (II) and Nickel (II) Ions on Polymeric Resin PMBMNen |
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Pakistan |
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Moina.Akhtar.Mughal ||, Akhtar.HussainMughal ||, Ghulam.Zuhra.Memon ||, Mohammad Yar Khuhawar ||, Sumera Qureshi |
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34-42 |
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10.9790/3021-04453442  |
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3021-0404-0542  |
The study under investigation discovers the sorption conduct of resin used as an adsorbent toward metal ions and specified the percent sorption for the metal that reduced with rise in pH, above pH 6.The degree of uptake for resin initially was fast (88-90 %), creating equilibrium within sixty minutes for Copper. The resin exhibit the extreme percent sorption (86 - 88 %) for Nickel ranging contact time between sixty minutes; further than the described range the surge in % sorption was not recognized. The flow rate, isotherms and thermodynamic parameters were also examined for both the metal ions. PMBMNen effectively eradicated heavy amounts of metals from the real water samples.
Keywords: - Adsorbent, column method, isotherms, Metal ion uptake, resin
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