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    The document describes an experimental setup for treating dye wastewater. It involves using a disintegrator, hammer, cutter, and grinder to produce carbonaceous adsorbents from biomass, which are then pyrolyzed. The adsorbents are tested for their ability to remove color from methylene blue dye solutions at different concentrations and pH levels. Graphs of results show the adsorbents significantly reduced dye concentration over time.

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    The document describes an experimental setup for treating dye wastewater. It involves using a disintegrator, hammer, cutter, and grinder to produce carbonaceous adsorbents from biomass, which are then pyrolyzed. The adsorbents are tested for their ability to remove color from methylene blue dye solutions at different concentrations and pH levels. Graphs of results show the adsorbents significantly reduced dye concentration over time.

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    Need For The Study Results & Discussion: Experimental Set-Up

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    The document describes an experimental setup for treating dye wastewater. It involves using a disintegrator, hammer, cutter, and grinder to produce carbonaceous adsorbents from biomass, which are then pyrolyzed. The adsorbents are tested for their ability to remove color from methylene blue dye solutions at different concentrations and pH levels. Graphs of results show the adsorbents significantly reduced dye concentration over time.

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    Title

    Name of Authors
    Affiliation and address

    Need for the Study Experimental Set-up Results & Discussion

    Motivation Details
    Scope

    Problem Statement Hammer

    Issues

    Fig 2: Pyrolyser
    Round
    Cutter

    Ball Mill

    Fig 1: Disintegrator
    (Hammer, Cutter & Fig 3: Glass Pyrosis Chamber
    Approach/Methods Grinder

    details
    Graphical & Pictorial
    Representation of Results

    Fig 4: Carbonaceous Adsorbent Fig 5: Treated & Untreated Dye Effluent

    Conclusions
    Details
    Fig 6: variation in decolorization at different pH

    Analysis
    details

    Fig 7: Effect of time on decolorization

    4
    conc25ppm
    conc50ppm
    conc75ppm
    3 conc100ppm
    References
    Absorb
    ance

    2 Details

    0
    300 400 500 600 700 800
    Wavelength(nm)

    Fig 8: Absorbance variation in Methylene blue dye with


    reducing concentration

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