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. 2021 May 26;9:646492. doi: 10.3389/fchem.2021.646492

TABLE 4.

Comparison of adsorption capacity of PFPCS with other adsorbents reported previously.

Adsorbents Dye types Qmax (mg/g) References
NbO/g–C3N4 MB 373.1 Gan et al., 2018
CMC/GOCOOH composite microbeads MB 180.23 Eltaweil et al., 2020
Modified palygorskite MB 527.22 Wang et al., 2015
CS-g-PAM MB 1917 Junlapong et al., 2020
CH–Mt/PANI MB 111 Minisy et al., 2021
Walnut shell-based activated carbon MB 400.11 Li et al., 2020
PFPCS MB 1775.76 Present study
MMT/GO/CoFe2O4 MV 97.26 Foroutan et al., 2020
Gum xanthan/Fe3O4 based nanocomposite hydrogel MV 642 (Mittal et al., 2016)
Multi-carboxylic magnetic gel MV 400 Song et al., 2018
Graphene oxide hydrogel composite MV 1,052.63 (Makhado et al., 2018)
Dithiocarbamate-grafted star-like polymer MV 1,239 Liu et al., 2020
Polyacrylamide MV 1,136 Rahchamani et al., 2011
PFPCS MV 3,756.33 Present study