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The purpose of this study was batch scale elimination of Cosmos Red dye from aqueous medium by low cost and environmentally friendly adsorbents. To study the dye removing capacity, leaves of Raphinus sativus (radish) and peels of Citrus sinensis (orange) were utilized. Two adsorption isotherms were studied to explain adsorption equilibrium. The Langmuir isotherm is compatible to adsorption data. Best adsorption capacities for Raphinus sativus and Citrus sinensis were: 3.437 mg/g and 5.844 mg/g correspondingly. Citrus sinensis peels showed more adsorption. The negative values of thermodynamic parameters ∆G for both adsorbents have shown the feasibility of this process. The results had shown that for removal of Cosmos Red dye, Citrus sinensis (orange) peels are more efficient adsorbent as compared to Raphinus sativus leaves.

Biosorptive Detoxification of Cosmos Red Dye by Raphinus Sativus Leaves and Citrus sinensis Peels from Water in Cost Efective and Ecofriendly Way