Removal of Congo Red from Aqueous Solutions by Cationic-Starch / Clay Bionanocomposites / YAMINA ' ORICHE

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Abstract	Adsorption has been turned to as one of the most effective and low-cost wastewater treatment methods. Activated carbon is one of the most available adsorbents. However, the relatively high production and regeneration cost of activated carbon and approximately 10-25% loss during regeneration by chemical or thermal treatment makes this adsorbent economically less applicable. Therefore much research concerning adsorbents made from natural sources such as clays, zeolites, sawdust and/or other low-cost and available solid materials to remove dyes from wastewater has been undertaken (Gzdemir et al, 2004).
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