Table 3.
Adsorption capacity of different adsorbents for Cd2+ and Cr3+ adsorption adsorbent.
Cd2+ |
Cr3+ |
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Adsorbent | Adsorption capacity (mg/g) | Reference | Adsorbent | Adsorption capacity (mg/g) | Reference |
Orange peel–Fe2O3 | 71.43 | [76] | carrot residues | 45.09 | [77] |
Prunus avium leaves | 45.45 | [91] | spirogyra spp | 30.21 | [79] |
Kiwi cortex | 15.9 | [88] | modified lignin | 25 | [81] |
Unmodified rice straw | 13.9 | [92] | Untreated pinussylvestris bark | 8.69 | [82] |
Coffee grounds | 15.65 | [83] | Treated pinussylvestris bark | 9.77 | [82] |
Activated carbon | 10.3 | [84] | Sphagnum moss peat | 29 | [85] |
Agave bagasse | 14 | [89] | modified and non-modified carbon nanotubes | 18 | [7] |
commercial activated carbon | 14.93 | [78] | Grain-less stalk of corn | 7.3 | [90] |
RPG | 99.85 | This work | RPG | 39.86 | This work |