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Table 2 Isotherm parameters for Carbamazepine (CBZ) adsorption by graphene oxide nanoplatelet (GONP)

From: Removal of aqueous carbamazepine using graphene oxide nanoplatelets: process modelling and optimization

Models

Description

Unit

Result obtained at an adsorbent dosage of 1 g L−1

Langmuir

\( \frac{C_e}{q_e}=\frac{1}{Q^0b}+\frac{C_e}{Q^0} \)

Equilibrium CBZ concentration in solution

mg L− 1

0.065

Theoretical maximum adsorption capacity

mg g− 1

2.47

Maximum monolayer coverage capacity calculated from slope of Ce/qe vs. Ce plot.

mg g− 1

0.80

Langmuir coefficient of energy of adsorption calculated from intercept of Ce/qe vs. Ce plot.

L mg−1

0.50

Correlation coefficient

 

0.914

Freundlich

\( \ln {q}_e=\frac{1}{n_f}\ln {C}_e+\ln {K}_f \)

Adsorption intensity calculated from slope of ln qe vs. ln Ce plot

 

4.02

Freundlich coefficient of adsorption capacity calculated from intercept of ln qe vs. ln Ce plot

mg g−1

1.49

Correlation coefficient

 

0.709

Temkin

qe = BT ln Ce + BT ln KT

Coefficients of heat of adsorption calculated from slope of qe vs. ln Ce plot at operational temperature T (308 K)

J mol−1

0.39

Temkin equilibrium binding constant calculated from intercept of qe vs. ln Ce plot at operational temperature T (308 K)

L g−1

64

Correlation coefficient

 

0.815

Dubinin-Radushkevich

lnqe = ln Qs − Bε2

Dubinin–Radushkevich constant calculated from slope of ln qe vs. ε2 plot.

mol2 kJ−2

1.0E-08

Theoretical isotherm saturation capacity calculated from intercept of ln qe vs. ε2 plot.

mg g−1

0.30

Polanyi potential

 

7071

Correlation coefficient

 

0.402