Table 9 Comparison of other adsorbents versus Gel@GO-F-ZrSiO4@Gel for removal efficiency of Basic fuchsine dye.
Adsorbent | Removal conditions | Adsorption capacity | Refs. |
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Defatted carica papaya seeds | Optimum mass = 6 g/L Optimum pH = 3 , Optimum Time = 40 min | 95.08% | |
Mussel shell biomass waste | Dye concentration = 50–200 mg L−1, Adsorbent dose = 500 mg, Contact time = 240 min, Optimum pH = 6 | Removal = 91.2% | |
HCl treated malted sorghum mash | Optimum time = 30 min, Optimum pH = 6–8 Adsorbent dose = 50–400 mg | Removal capacity = 58.48 mg/g | |
Graphite oxide modified aromatic polyurethane foam | Time = 10 h, pH = 8, Adsorbent dose = 50 mg mL-1 | Removal = 84.6–99% | |
Polyacrylamide/laponite nanocomposite hydrogels | pH = 7.5, Adsorbent dose = 2.5 g | Removal capacity = 22.60 mg/g | |
Recyclable Fe3O4@CD magnetic microspheres | Optimum dye concentration = 25 mg/L optimum adsorbent dosage = 100 mg Optimum pH = 7 | Removal = 95% | |
TiO2/MWCNTs | Optimum time = 40 min Optimum pH = 6 | Removal = 98.0% | |
Gelatin@graphene oxide-crosslinked-zirconium silicate@gelatin | Dye concentration = 5–10 mg L-1 Optimum pH = 7 Optimum mass = 15 mg Optimum time = 10 min | Removal = 95.2–96.0% | This work |