The aim of this work was to study the simultaneous effect of amount of clay, activation temperature, contact time, pH, and size of the adsorbent on the retention of oil-grease thermally activated illite by adsorption. The values obtained for the percentage of oil-grease removed ranged from 93.87% for 110 ° C up to 66.73% for 900 ° C. The adsorption experiment showed surface that the stronger heat treatment the most effective adsorption of oil-grease.
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Turak, F., Afşar, H. (2009). Treatment of Oil-Water Mixture Using Illite Clay Material. In: Şener, B. (eds) Innovations in Chemical Biology. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-6955-0_20
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