Adsorption Behaviors of Norfloxacin by Soils Spiked Black Carbon
Wen Chang-hong
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Wen Chang-hong
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[Objective] The research aimed to study the effects of the soils spiked black carbon on the sorption behavior of norfloxacin.[Method] The black carbon was obtained by rape residue firing in open air.The effect of the black carbon on the sorption of soils to norfloxacin was studied using the batch equilibrium.[Result] The black carbon had large surface area using SEM,as well as including C,H and O elements using FT-IR.The equilibrium status was obtained within 6 hours when the ratio of adsorbent to solution was 1∶300.The adsorption isotherm was well fitted by Langmuir and Freundlich equations.[Conclusion] The sorption ability and capacity of soils were enhanced with the addition of black carbon.
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[Objective] The research aimed to study the effects of the soils spiked black carbon on the sorption behavior of norfloxacin.[Method] The black carbon was obtained by rape residue firing in open air.The effect of the black carbon on the sorption of soils to norfloxacin was studied using the batch equilibrium.[Result] The black carbon had large surface area using SEM,as well as including C,H and O elements using FT-IR.The equilibrium status was obtained within 6 hours when the ratio of adsorbent to solution was 1∶300.The adsorption isotherm was well fitted by Langmuir and Freundlich equations.[Conclusion] The sorption ability and capacity of soils were enhanced with the addition of black carbon.
Key concepts: Sorption, Freundlich equation, Adsorption, Carbon black, Langmuir, Soil water, Norfloxacin, Chemistry