Production of KMnO4Loaded Activated Carbon from Sacha Inchi Seed Shell by Low Activation Temperature Treatment for Methylene Blue Removal

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The production of activated carbon from sacha inchi seed shell for methylene blue removal was studied. The effects of KMnO4impregnation ratios (0-5% wt./wt.) and activation temperature (250-400°C) were evaluated. It was found that the optimum activating temperature and impregnation ratio are 350°C and 1 wt.% KMnO4, respectively. The product made under these conditions is stable and suitable for adsorption in aqueous solution. Maximum methylene blue adsorption was achieved at pH 3 and with a relative decrease to about 95-96% adsorption efficiency between pH 4 and 9. The equilibrium adsorption data showed a good fit with the Freundlich isotherm exhibiting 99.80 mgg˗1adsorption capacity

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Mopoung, S., Sitthikhankaew, R., & Kruekit, J. (2020). Production of KMnO4Loaded Activated Carbon from Sacha Inchi Seed Shell by Low Activation Temperature Treatment for Methylene Blue Removal. ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, 15(2), 421–429. https://doi.org/10.36478/JEASCI.2020.421.429

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