September 17, 2025Applied Chemical EngineeringOpen Access

Sustainable activated carbon from corn cob for efficient removal of methyl orange and methyl red from water

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Corn cob-based activated carbon achieves significant removal of methyl orange and methyl red from water, indicating strong adsorption capability.
Morphological analysis revealed a favorable surface area and structure, enhancing the efficiency of dye removal for wastewater treatment applications.
Operational parameters like adsorbent dosage and dye concentration were key in optimizing adsorption efficiency, especially for methyl red.
This sustainable solution offers a low-cost alternative for treating wastewater, supporting environmental conservation efforts.

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This study demonstrates effective dye adsorption using corn cob-derived activated carbon, highlighting its potential for wastewater treatment.

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This study demonstrates effective dye adsorption using corn cob-derived activated carbon, highlighting its potential for wastewater treatment.