… loaded on activated carbon prepared from wood of cherry tree (Zn (OH) 2 -NPs-AC). Prepared
NP based adsorbent was used to remove methylene blue (MB) from aqueous medium. …

… Under these conditions the maximum yield was 48.16 g of GAC/100 g black cherry stones. …
321.75 mg of methylene blue/g GAC and 133.33 mg of phenol/g GAC. Black cherry shells are …

… mature leaves of sour cherry (Prunus cerasus L.) for removing methylene blue and crystal
violet dyes … mature leaves were collected from a sour cherry tree located in a private garden in …

… The present study was done to clarify the potential of activated carbon made from cherry
tree … from the leaves of Grape trees to adsorb methylene blue bleach (Mousavi et al. 2016). …

… Waste wood biomass of ten tree species used in this study proved to be effective for the
removal of synthetic dye methylene blue (MB) from an aqueous solution, achieving high removal …

… In conclusion, overall results show that preharvest treatment of sweet cherry trees with MeSa
led to fruit with increased content on antioxidant compounds, such as total phenolics and …

… on the adsorption of methylene blue. The … methylene blue interacts strongly with the
prepared activated carbon and hence the adsorbent is good for the removal of methylene blue …

… and significantly lower in the roots stained with aniline blue as standard and the other dyes
(Table 2). Staining roots with methylene blue, acridine orange, or green malachite resulted in …

… To this end, new biomaterials subject of much research in recent years such as the
adsorption of Methylene Blue on biomaterial using cactus tree [2]. As yet this technique was not …

… Methylene blue is generally used as dyeing agent in textile, … The purpose of this study is to
remove methylene blue dye from … The removal efficiency of methylene blue dye was further …