Adsorption and catalytic degradation of organic dyes were investigated using ZnO/Zn x Fe
3− x O 4 mixed oxides (ZFOs). Two ZFOs with varying ratio of zinc: iron were synthesized by …

Nickel doped zinc oxide (Ni 0.05 Zn 0.95 O) nanoparticles were tested as a possible
potential adsorbent for the removal of specific dyes, methylorange and tartrazine, from an …

In this study, zinc oxide was immobilized on magnetite nanoparticles by chemical method
and it was used as an adsorbent to remove reactive black 5 (RB5) dye from aqueous …

Dye waste is one of the most serious types of pollution in natural water bodies, since its
presence can be easily detected by the naked eye, and it is not easily biodegradable. In this …

In the past decade, various natural byproducts, advanced metal oxide composites and
photocatalysts have been reported for removal of dyes from water. Although these materials …

Synthetic dyes are considered toxic compounds and as such are not easily removed by
conventional water treatment processes. This study demonstrated the synthesis of pure and …

Organic dyes, especially Congo red, are utilized primarily in the textile industry and
consequently discharged into water resources that pollute aquatic environments. This study …

This study reports the synthesis of zinc oxide loaded activated carbon (ZnO-AC) using
hydrothermal method and its use to remove organic dyes [Orange G (OG) and Rhodamine B …

abstract Wastewater from textiles and other industries containing dyes pose a serious health
hazard. To address the issue, the present study reports the removal of a toxic Congo red …

abstract Pollution industrial dyes is a serious environmental issue and successful purifying
has thus far proven to be a difficult task. Therefore, in study, environmentally safe zinc oxide …