Bio-Sorbent Derived from Annona Squamosa for the Removal of Methyl Red Dye in Polluted Waters: A Study on Adsorption Potential

Sorbent got from leaves and barks of Annona squamosa has been investigated for its sorption capacity towards Methyl Red (MR) utilizing artificially arranged recreated squander waters. Different components influencing adsorption, viz., initial color concentration, contact time, adsorbent dosage, along with the impact temperature were assessed. The equilibrium adsorption was demonstrated by Freundlich; Langmuir, Temkin, Dubinin-Radushkevich isotherms. Pseudo-first order, pseudo-second Weber Morrish intraparticle diffusion, Bangham's pore dispersion Elovich equations applied in order to distinguish rate kinetics progression. Interference a five-fold abundance regular anions cations present common waters, have examined. Cation like Ca2+, Mg2+ Cu2+ showed some impedance, however, Fe2+ Zn2+ synergistically maintained greatest extraction MR. methods developed effectively effluent. results experimental data found appropriate pseudo-first kinetic model. Correlation coefficient (R2) dimensionless division or separation factor (RL) values affirmed that obeys Langmuir showing monolayer development.