Dried Leaves Powder of Adiantum capillus-veneris as an Efficient Biosorbent for Hazardous Crystal Violet Dye from Water Resources

The dyeing industry uses many chemicals and dyes. After the dying process is completed, they release a significant amount of dyes in wastewater. dyes’ color emissions are extremely poisonous dangerous for aquatic terrestrial life. Due to toxic nature dyes, current study was carried out evaluate whether it would be effective employ an adsorption procedure with leaves from Adiantum capillus-veneris plant as adsorbent remove commonly used textile aqueous dye solution effect pH, concentration, time dose on studied order determine maximum under ideal conditions. selected pH 3; optimum concentration 30 ppm contact 90 min optimized 60 mg. absorbent showed excellent results when compared commercial adsorbents i.e., animal charcoal silica gel. revealed removal 90.36 percent crystal violet (adsorption capacity (Qe) 9.05 mg/g) without any treatment activate or alter surface chemistry biosorbent. Its effectiveness also tested water gathered several sources, including canal water, tap distilled saline practical. In both displayed good efficiency. From study, can inferred that reasonably priced biosorbent wastewater protect bodies pollution treat industrial directly.