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The prospect of water shortages in the near future illuminates a warning about the indiscriminate use of this feature, since its availability is increasingly limited. This fact makes discussions about the conscious use of water will become increasingly common either by environmental groups, government agencies, researchers, and often in society in general. In this context the search for low cost adsorbent noteworthy, since in many cases, this material must be used in large scale for the treatment of water which prevents the use of a material of high value. The extraction of babassu oil for biofuel production has been extensively studied, but in many cases, the pie from the extraction of oil is disposed of improperly generating environmental impacts. In this context, this paper aims to test the adsorption of the cationic dye methylene blue in babassu to try to add value to a material often irregularly disposed in addition to helping the textile industries in sustainability in relation to water use. Key-words: Hydrolysis, enzymatic solution, alcalase, protease, pectinase

Estudo da adsorção do corante azul de metileno em resíduos de babaçu