Decolorization of Two Azo and Two Anthra- Quinone Dyes from the Dye Effluent using Tunic of Allium cepa derived activated carbon. The Response Surface Methodology
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Decolorization of Two Azo and Two Anthra- Quinone Dyes from the Dye Effluent using Tunic of Allium cepa derived activated carbon. The Response Surface Methodology

by Meena Vangalapati, M. Sumalatha, L. Rama Devi

Chemistry Environmental Science Research Methods Chemical Engineering
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This study explores the use of activated carbon derived from Allium cepa tunic to decolorize dye effluent containing azo and anthraquinone dyes. Applying Response Surface Methodology, it presents a focused investigation relevant to environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, adsorption, and process optimization.

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This technical work focuses on the decolorization of dye effluent containing two azo dyes and two anthraquinone dyes.

It examines activated carbon derived from the tunic of Allium cepa as a material for treating the effluent.

Response Surface Methodology is used as part of the study, providing a structured approach to examining the treatment process.

The book is relevant to readers interested in wastewater treatment, adsorption materials, environmental chemistry, and process optimization.

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