Adsorption of metomorfin hydrochloride and sodium decofane by grafting of polyacrylic acid/grapheme oxide on the gum ghatti

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Water is directly or indirectly used in the industry for various processes. As a result, it is contaminated with different kinds of impurities. For the healthy life of all creatures on the earth, water should be free from all types of compounds. Various decontamination methods have so far been reported, but the adsorption process has emerged as the best method for the purification of water. An adsorbent named GG-g-P(AA)/grapheme oxide was prepared by free-radical initiator ammonium persulfate. The prepared adsorbent was utilized for the combined adsorption of metomorfin hydrochloride and sodium decofane drugs. Both drugs were efficiently removed from water by GG-g-P(AA)/GO.

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Dave, P. N., Chopda, L. V., & Kamaliya, B. P. (2024). Adsorption of metomorfin hydrochloride and sodium decofane by grafting of polyacrylic acid/grapheme oxide on the gum ghatti. Journal of Chemical Research, 48(6). https://doi.org/10.1177/17475198241301598

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