Investigating the Performance of Carbon Activated with Ammonium Solution in the Removal of Sulfanilamide from the Contaminated Water

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Baratpour Parisa; MOUSSAVI GHOLAMREZA; ALAHABADI AHMAD; Shekoohiyan Sakine

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Journal: Journal of Sabzevar University of Medical Sciences Year:2020 | Volume:26 | Issue:6 Page(s): 797-807

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Investigating the Performance of Carbon Activated with Ammonium Solution in the Removal of Sulfanilamide from the Contaminated Water

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Baratpour Parisa | MOUSSAVI GHOLAMREZA | ALAHABADI AHMAD | Shekoohiyan Sakine | Issue Writer Certificate

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AntibioticQ1

SulfanilamideQ1

Contaminated WaterQ1

AdsorptionQ2

Modified Activated CarbonQ1

Abstract

Introduction: The industrial development and population growth resulted in releasing the emerging contaminants into the natural water resources. Therefore, in this study the Adsorption potential of NH4Clinduced activated carbon (NAC) was investigated to remove Antibiotic Sulfanilamide from the Contaminated Water. Methods: The effect of operational conditions including solution pH, NAC concentration, Sulfanilamide initial concentration and contact time on the Adsorption performance was studied. Results: NAC and SAC had specific surface area of 1029 and 1024 m2/g, and mean pore volume of 2. 64 and 2. 23 nm, respectively. With increasing the NAC concentration to 1 g/L, Sulfanilamide Adsorption efficiency increased to 84. 4% within 40 min. Then the Adsorption slightly increased with the increase in the contact time to 120 min and reached to its maximum level of 99. 2%. The maximum Adsorption percentage of Sulfanilamide onto SAC under similar conditions reached to 49. 2%. The kinetics analysis showed that experimental Adsorption data for both NAC and SAC were best fitted to the pseudo-second-order model. The maximum Adsorption capacity of Sulfanilamide onto NAC and SAC, calculated by the Langmuir model, was 238. 1 and 87. 7 mg/g, respectively. Conclusion: Generally, the findings of the present study showed that NAC was an efficient adsorbent with high removal efficiency for eliminating the Antibiotics from the Contaminated Water streams.

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Comparing adsorption properties of NH4Cl-modified activated carbon towards chlortetracycline antibiotic with those of commercial activated carbon

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Baratpour, Parisa, MOUSSAVI, GHOLAMREZA, ALAHABADI, AHMAD, & Shekoohiyan, Sakine. (2020). Investigating the Performance of Carbon Activated with Ammonium Solution in the Removal of Sulfanilamide from the Contaminated Water. JOURNAL OF SABZEVAR UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, 26(6 ), 797-807. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/406094/en

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Baratpour Parisa, MOUSSAVI GHOLAMREZA, ALAHABADI AHMAD, Shekoohiyan Sakine. Investigating the Performance of Carbon Activated with Ammonium Solution in the Removal of Sulfanilamide from the Contaminated Water. JOURNAL OF SABZEVAR UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES[Internet]. 2020;26(6 ):797-807. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/406094/en

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Parisa Baratpour, GHOLAMREZA MOUSSAVI, AHMAD ALAHABADI, and Sakine Shekoohiyan, “Investigating the Performance of Carbon Activated with Ammonium Solution in the Removal of Sulfanilamide from the Contaminated Water,” JOURNAL OF SABZEVAR UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, vol. 26, no. 6 , pp. 797–807, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/406094/en

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