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Table 1.3 Some examples of adsorbent-adsorbate pairs used in the adsorption
of dyes.

Dyes Adsorbents Reference

Acid Dyes Polyaniline/γ-alumina nanocomposite [96]

Ferromagnetic ordered mesoporous carbon [97]

Magnetic graphene/chitosan nanocomposite [98]

Functionalized mesoporous organosilicas [99]

Functionalized graphene oxide-based hydrogels [100]

Modified montmorillonite [101]

Modified zeolite [102]

Zinc aluminum hydroxide [103]

Calcium aluminate hydrates [104]

Modified wheat straw [105]

Maize stem tissue [106]

Framboidal vaterite [107]

Reduced graphene oxide [108]

Nanoporous carbon [109]

Modified wheat straw [110]

Cationic Dyes Granular composite hydrogel [111]

Hydrotalcite-iron oxide magnetic
organocomposite

[112]

Ferromagnetic ordered mesoporous carbon [97]

Reduced graphene oxide [108, 113]

Kaolinite and montmorillonite [114]

Chemically modified biomass [115]

Bentonite-based composite [116]

Polydopamine microspheres [117]

Clay [118,92]

Clinoptilolite and amberlite [119]

Zeolite [120]

Silk worm pupa [121]

Modified titanium dioxide nanotube [122]

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