EXPLORING THE PHENOL REMOVAL STRATEGIES; BY THE MEANS OF ADSORPTION
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Phenol and phenolic compounds formed from industrial activities mix with water resources through wastewater. Phenol and its derivatives mixed into water resources are environmental pollution factors that have attracted attention recently and also threaten human health when they reach drinking water. For these reasons, removing phenols found in high amounts in wastewater has gained importance. One of the methods suggested for phenol removal from aquatic environments is adsorption. This study aims to review the current literature on the adsorption process used as a phenol removal strategy from aqueous solutions. For this purpose, the results of different adsorbents used in the adsorption process were examined and the factors affecting phenol adsorption were expressed. Additionally, the results of isotherm and kinetic studies used to explain the adsorption mechanism for phenol were compiled. It is anticipated that the data presented in this study will constitute an important resource for designing systems for phenol treatment in the future.
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