| Adsorbent | Adsorbate | ANN model | Experiment | Data used (Training-Testing-Validation) | Input variables | Output variable | Pollutant removal | Reference |
| Activated carbon | Methylene blue, Auramine-O, Crystal violet, Eosin yellow | Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 23-0-8 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | 99.42% | [4] | Polyaniline/carboxymethyl cellulose/TiO2 | Congo red | Multi-layered perceptron back propagation (5-1-8) | Kinetic, isotherm and RSM (CCD) | 28-9-9 | pH, t, C0, T, m | Adsorption capacity | 119.9 mg/g | [5] | Raw oak waste and NaOH-activated oak waste | Cd2+ | Three–layered feed forward back propagation | Kinetic and isotherm | 153-33-33 | pH, t, m, C0, T | Removal percentage | 99.50% | [6] | Zeolite | Diazinon | Multi-layered feed forward (4-7-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 21-5-5 | t, pH | Removal percentage | 98.2% | [8] | Magnetic walnut shell | Methyl violet, Rhodamine 6G | Multi-layered feed forward, Levenberg-Marquardt, Bayesian regularized and scaled conjugate gradient | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 75-0-25 | pH, C0, m, t | Removal percentage | Methyl violet 140.7 mg/g, R6G 78.53 mg/g | [9] | Anammox bacteria | Nitrogen | Multi-layered feed forward, Levenberg-Marquardt | Isotherms | 48-16-16 | Treatment time, NLR, ammonia concentration and nitrite concentration | Adsorption capacity | 17.79 mg/g | [11] | Nanobiosorbent derived from waste molasses | As3+ | Feed forward Levenberg Marquardt back propagation (4-20-1) | RSM (CCD) | 21-5-4 | C0, m, pH, t | Removal percentage | 878.03 mg/g | [12] | Magnetic rGO-chitosan composite | Cefixime | Random forest, Feed forward (3-60-50-1) | RSM and equilibrium | 15-5-0 | C0, m, pH | Adsorption capacity | 30.36 mg/g | [13] | Cu/F graphene aerogel | Perfluorooctanoic acid | Adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system | RSM (CCD) | 23-5-5 | m, pH, ionic strength, T | Removal percentage | 25 mg/g | [17] | Activated spent tea | Methylene blue | Three-layered feed forward back propagation (5-10-1) | Kinetics | 61-10-10 | C0, m, pH, T, t | Removal percentage | 1042 mg/g | [26] | SBA-15/CTAB composite | Reactive red 198 | Adaptive neuro fuzzy inference system | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 70-30-0 | T, pH, t, m, C0 | Adsorption rate | 99% | [44] | MOF-5-activated carbon | Fast green, eosin Y, quinine yellow | Multi-layered feed forward back propagation (6-11-3) | Equilibrium, Kinetics and RSM (CCD) | 75-25-0 | C0, pH, m, t | Removal percentage | FG 98.1%, EY 98.1%, QY 91.9% | [45] | Orange peel | Paracetamol | Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (3-18-1) | Kinetic | 332-0-163 | C0, t, T | Pseudo second order kinetics | -- | [47] | Activated carbon | Crystal violet | Three layered feed forward back propagation | Equilibrium, Kinetics and RSM (CCD) | 23-8-0 | C0, pH, m, t | Removal percentage | 99.82% | [185] | Sawdust | Basic red 46, Cu2+ | Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (5-7-1) | Kinetics | 38-6-6 | C0, pH, t, m | Removal percentage | -- | [186] | Polyaniline/SiO2 nanocomposite | Amido black 10B | Multi-layered feed forward (4-8-1) | Kinetic and isotherm | 10-4-4 | pH, t, C0, m | Removal percentage | 99.87% | [58] | Zeolite prepared from raw fly ash | Cr6+ | Multi-layered feed forward | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 21-4-5 | T, m, t, pH | Removal percentage | 92.30% | [59] | Chemically modified sugarcane bagasse | Real textile effluent with mixture of dyes | Multilayer feed-forward | Kinetic and isotherm | 60-20-20 | pH, m, t, Ps, | Removal percentage | 100% | [60] | Leucaena leucocephala seeds | As3+, As5+ | Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (4-14-1) | Kinetics | 108-36-36 | C0, m, t, V | Removal percentage | >90 % | [61] | Acid-activated neutralized red mud | Phosphate | Three-layered feed forward and quasi-Newton back-propagation, scaled conjugate gradient and Levenberg–Marquardt (6-10-1) | Kinetic and equilibrium | 25-8-8 | C0, m, pH, T, t | Adsorption capacity | 31.34-192.62 mg/g | [74] | Polyaniline nano-adsorbent | Methyl orange | Multi-layered feed forward (5-8-1) | Kinetic and isotherm | 60-20-20 | pH, t, C0, T, m | Removal percentage | 32.04 mg/g | [75] | Clay mixture | Cu2+ | Three layered Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation | Kinetics, RSM | 17-5-5 | pH, m, T, C0 | Adsorption capacity | 23.36 mg/g | [76] | Modified bentonite | Chlorobenzene | Radial basis function feed forward, Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation | Kinetic and isotherm | -- | C0, t, m, pH | Adsorption capacity | 0.9223 mmol/g | [78] | Fe3O4/MIL-101(Fe)) | Sarafloxacin | Multi-layered feed forward (4-8-1) | Kinetic, isotherm and RSM (CCD) | 17-5-6 | C0, m, t, pH | Removal percentage | 93.10% | [79] | UiO-66(Zr) and NH2-UiO-66(Zr) metal organic frameworks | Pyrene | Multi-layered perceptron feed forward back propagation | RSM (CCD) | 10-10-27 | T, m, C0, p H, T | Removal percentage | UiO-66(Zr) 99.2%, NH2-UiO-66(Zr) 95.67% | [80] | Penicillium YW 01 | Acid black 172, Congo red | ANN and hybrid ANN-genetic algorithm (4-(3-10)-1) | Kinetics | 77-26-26 | pH, T, C0, t | Adsorption capacity | AB172 225.38 mg/g, CR 411.53 mg/g | [96] | Activated carbon from opuntia ficus indica | As3+ | Hybridization of the traditional adsorption equations with a feed forward ANN | Kinetic and isotherm | Isotherm 21-3-3; Kinetics 44-5-5 | C0, T, pH, t (kinetics), Ce (for isotherms) | Adsorption capacity | 8.32 mg/g | [106] | Activated carbon | Aliphatic and aromatic compounds | Three layered feed forward back propagation (4-3-1) | Isotherms | 333-35-0 | Molecular size, molecular volume, branching number, substituent length, heteroatoms and global substitution pattern | The parameter K log (qe/Ce) | -- | [107] | Activated carbons | 55 organic aromatic compounds | Three layered feed forward (5-3-1) | Isotherms | 45-10-0 | Molecular size and volume, branching number, substituent length, heteroatoms and global substitution pattern | The parameter K log (qe/Ce) | -- | [108] | Hematite | Cd2+ | Adapted neural fuzzy and back propagation (5-20-1) | Kinetics | 7-4-4 | C0, v, T, pH, Ps | Ce | 11.5 mg/g | [112] | Powdered activated carbon | Acid orange 7 | Three layered feed forward back propagation (3-2-1) | RSM, Equilibrium and Kinetics | 146-73-0 | pH, C0, t | Ce | 449.77 mg/g | [113] | Antep pistachio (Pistacia Vera L.) shells | Pb2+ | Three layered feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (5-11-1) | Kinetics | 34-16-16 | pH, T, m, t, C0 | Removal percentage | 98.70% | [114] | Activated carbon | Auramine O | Multi-layered feed forward back propagation (6-7-1) | Kinetics | 272 data for training | C0, pH, m, t, T, irradiation time | Adsorption capacity | 700 mg/g | [115] | Spirulina sp. biomass | Methylene blue | Genetic algorithm (3-20-20-1) | Equilibrium | 108-81-0 | T, pH, m | Removal percentage or adsorption capacity | 900 mg/g | [116] | Industrial sludge leachate with red mud | Pb2+ | Multi-layered perceptron feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (3-12-1) | Kinetics and RSM (CCD and BBD) | 15/05/2005 | t, m, pH | Removal percentage | 98.51% | [117] | Bacillus sp. | Total chromium | Feed forward back propagation (3-10-1) | Equilibrium | 280-36-36 | C0, pH, t | Adsorption capacity | 50 mg/g | [118] | Bentonite clay | Fe3+ | Multi-layered perceptron (3-9-1) | Equilibrium, Kinetics and RSM (CCD) | 13-3-0 | C0, t, m | Removal percentage | 90.12% | [119] | Fungal biomass | Reactive black 5 | Feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (9-10-1) | Equilibrium | 135-45-45 | C0, pH, t, nitrogen content, carbon content, hydrogen content, BET area, pore volume and pore diameter | Adsorption capacity | 179.26 mg/g | [187] | Date palm seeds | Cu2+ | Feed forward with neuro fuzzy logic (3-3-27-1) | Equilibrium | 10-10-0 | pH, m, T | Adsorption capacity | 4.18 mg/g | [121] | Lentil straw | Lanaset red G | Three layered feed forward quick propagation (4-24-1) | Kinetics | 784-184-184 | Ps, m, pH, C0, t | Adsorption capacity | 271.12 mg/g | [122] | Activated almond shell | Zn2+ | Non-linear autoregressive model processes with exogenous input NARX (4-10-2) | Equilibrium | 10-10-10 | pH, m, particle size, C0 | Removal percentage, adsorption capacity | 80% | [124] | Lignocellulosic Biomasses | Pb2+, Cd2+, Ni2+, Zn2+ | Feed forward back propagation (6-10-1;10-10-1;5-10-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 169 data (kinetic) (70-15-15); 92 data (isotherm) (70-15-15) | Kinetics: C0, t; Isotherms: Ce, BET area, content of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin, concentration of acidic groups, MW, hydrated ionic radii, electronegativity, hydration energy | Adsorption capacity | 1-7 mg/g | [125] | Gold nanoparticles loaded with activated carbon | Reactive orange 12 | Hybrid three layered feed forward – Imperialist competitive (3-12-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 168-72-0 | pH, m, T, t | Removal percentage | 99% | [123] | Calcareous soil | Fe3+ | Quantum back propagation multi-layer perceptron (6-6-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 40-13-13 | C0, t, m, Ps, v, T | Removal percentage | 99.20% | [127] | Magnetic/talc nanocomposite | Pb2+, Ni2+, Cu2+ | Wavelet neural network based on the incremental back propagation (3-(1-15)-3) | RSM (CCRD) | 13-6-0 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | Pb2+ 93.60%, Ni2+ 51.30%, Cu2+ 81% | [128] | Rice straw | Cd2+ | Feed-forward Levenberg–Marquardt back-propagation and neural-fuzzy inference system (3-6-1) | Equilibrium | 26-9-8 | C0, m, pH | Removal percentage | 80% | [129] | Typha domingensis | Ni2+, Cd2+ | Adaptive neuro fuzzy inference system | Equilibrium | - | pH, m, C0, t, Ps | Removal percentage | - | [131] | Multi-walled and single-walled carbon nanotubes | Triamterene | Levenberg–Marquardt back-propagation (3-(1-25)-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 45-0-19 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | 95% | [132] | Coffee grounds | Pb2+ | Three-layer feed forward and Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (1-(4-13)-1) | Equilibrium | 70-15-15 | pH, C0 | Adsorption capacity | 22.9 mg/g | [133] | ZnS nanoparticles-activated carbon | Brilliant green | Radial basis function | Equilibrium RSM (CCD) | 36-0-18 | C0, t, m | Removal percentage | 98.89% | [135] | Nanowires and activated carbon | Safranin-O, Indigo Carmine | Three layered feed forward backpropagation | Equilibrium, Kinetics and RSM (CCD) | 70-15-15 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | S-O 29.09 mg/g, IC 37.85 mg/g | [137] | Maize bran | Cr6+ | Multi-layered feed forward (4-10-1) | Kinetic | 81-25-18 | C0, t, pH, T | Adsorption capacity | ~13.5 mg/g | [138] | Clinoptilolite | Fluoride | Hybridization of ANN and Langmuir and Pseudo-second order equations (3-4-2) | Kinetic and isotherm | 69-30-30 | C0, t, T, Ce, pH, T | Adsorption capacity and parameters of the models | 12.4 mg/g | [139] | Calcined Ca-Al-(NO3) | Fluoride | Three layered feed forward Levenberg-Marquardt (5-10-1) | Kinetic | 650 data | C0, m, T, pH | Adsorption capacity | 45 mg/g | [140] | Palm kernel shell activated carbon | Zn2+ | Levenberg-Marquardt back propagation, gradient descent, resilient backpropagation and gradient descent with adaptive linear regression (5-7-1) | Kinetics, RSM (CCD) | 190-40-40 | pH, t, C0, m, T | Removal percentage | 90% | [141] | Centaurea stem | Crystal violet | Multi-layered feed forward network | Kinetic, isotherm, RSM (CCD) | 26-0-6 | pH, T, t, C0, m | Removal percentage | 476.19 mg/g | [142] | Poly-aluminium chloride | Disperse blue 79 | Three layered Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (4-4-1) | Kinetic, RSM (CCD) | 27-9-9 | pH, m, C0, pH | Removal percentage | 52.60% | [145] | Chitosan/nanodiopside | Crystal violet | Hybrid feed forward - genetic algorithm (4-9-1) | Kinetic and isotherm, RSM (CCD) | 70-15-15 | C0, pH, m, t | Removal percentage | 99.50% | [148] | Hydroxyapatite (Hap))/chitosan nanocomposite | Pb2+ | Adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system | Kinetic and isotherm | 38-0-19 | pH, t, v, T, m, C0, Hap concentration | Removal percentage | 99.20% | [150] | Activated carbon, carbon nanotubes, chitin, chitosan, corn straw, grape seeds, sugarcane bagasse, orange peel and rice husk | Indium3+ | Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation and adaptive neuro–fuzzy inference system | Kinetic | 840-180-180 | Surface area, point of zero charge, t, m | Adsorption capacity | 1000 mg/g | [153] | Abelmoschus esculentus seeds | Nile blue | Three–layered feed–forward back propagation and Levenberg-Marquardt | Kinetic, isotherm and RSM (CCD) | 21-5-5 | C0, m, pH, t | Adsorption capacity | 42.34 mg/g | [154] | Mesoporous rGO/Fe/Co nanohybrids | Methylene blue | Hybrid ANN -particle swarm, hybrid ANN-genetic algorithm | Kinetic and isotherm, RSM (CCD) | 24-0-6 | pH, T, t, C0 | Removal percentage | 88.40% | [156] | Biochar from rice husk | Fluoride | Multi-layered back propagation (4-10-10-10-1) | Kinetics | 70-15-15 | m, T, pH, C0 | Removal percentage | 4.45 mg/g | [158] | Magnetic clay/Graphene Oxide/Fe3O4 | pesticide diazinon | Multi-layered back propagation (5-13-1) | RSM(CCD) | 23-7-7 | pH, T, t, C0, m | Removal percentage | 7.2 mg/g | [159] | Magnetic Fe3O4 nanoparticles loaded with cocoa pod carbon composite | Methylene blue, crystal violet | Multi-layered feed forward Levenberg-Marquardt back propagation (4-9-1) | RSM(CCD) | 18-6-6 | C0, m, pH, t | Removal percentage | MB 147.43 mg/g, CV 162.25 mg/g | [160] | Mesoporous CoFe2O4/graphene oxide nanocomposites | Arsenide | Hybrid back propagation neural network - genetic algorithm (4-4-1) | RSM(CCD) | -- | T, pH, C0, t | Removal percentage | 86.62% | [161] | Iron doped rice husk | Cr6+ | Feed forward Levenberg-Marquardt back propagation (5-1-1) | Kinetics | 25 data | pH, m, T, t, v | Removal percentage | 11.14 mg/g | [163] | Hydrochar derived from KOH activated Crocus sativus petals | Pb2+ | Support vector machine | Equilibrium | 25-5-0 | T, t, water/biomass ratio, ZnCl2/biomass ratio | Adsorption capacity | 89.52 mg/g | [165] | Water treatment plant residuals | Phosphate | Feed forward multilayer Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (4-2-3) | Isotherms | 7-1-1 | pH and total phosphate in system | Adsorption capacity | 400 mg/g | [188] | Activated carbon | Auramine O | Feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (6-7-1) | Kinetic | 272 data for training | C0, t, v, T, pH, m, V | Adsorption capacity | 850 mg/g | [189] | Sawdust of mangifera indica | Cu2+ | Multi-layered partial recurrent back-propagation (4-50-40-27-1) | Isotherms | 4608-256-25 | C0, pH, T, Ps | Removal percentage | 6 mg/g | [190] | Activated carbon | Chlorophenol | Three layered feed forward back propagation (4-8-1) | Isotherms and Kinetics | 520-140-140 | pH, C0, T, t | Removal percentage | >60 % | [191] | Alga Chara sp. | Malachite green | Three layered feed forward back propagation (5-12-1) | Kinetics | 180-60-60 | C0, m, pH, T, t | Removal percentage | 92.75% | [192] | Chara contraria | Lanaset red (LR) G | Three layered feed forward back propagation (4-23-1) | Kinetics | 1566-369-369 | Ps, m, pH, C0, t | Adsorption capacity | 372.39 mg/g | [193] | Waste acorns of Quercus ithaburensis | Radioactive gallium-67 | Multi-layered perceptron feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (3-8-5-1) | Kinetics | 172-44-44 | T, m, t | Adsorption capacity | 91.80% | [194] | Bacillus cereus biomass | As3+ | Feed forward back propagation | Isotherms and Kinetics | 128-43-0 | C0, m, T, t | Removal percentage | 85.24% | [195] | Alga Cladophora | Malachite green | Three layered feed forward back propagation (5-14-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 132-44-44 | C0, m, pH, t, T | Removal percentage | 100% | [196] | Alga Xanthophyta sp | Malachite green | Three layered feed forward back propagation (5-12-1) | Kinetic, RSM | 180-60-60 | C0, m, pH, T, t | Removal percentage | 100% | [197] | Polyaniline (P) | Sodium dodecyl benzene sulfonate (SDBS) | Feed forward back propagation (5-5-5-1) | Equilibrium | 69-0-69 | pH, m, T, t, v | Adsorption capacity | P- ZnCl2 29.5 mg/g, P-CuCl2 32.3 mg/g | [198] | Leachate by hazelnut shell | Zn2+ | Three layered feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (4-8-4) | Kinetics | 100 data | pH, m, T, t | Removal percentage | 98% | [199] | Leucaena Leucocephala seeds | Ni2+ | Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation | Kinetics | 72-24-24 | C0, m, t, V | Removal percentage | 76.23% | [200] | Black cumin | Pb2+ | Multi-Layer perceptrón | Equilibrium, RSM (CCD) | 15-11-0 | T, m, pH | Adsorption capacity | 8.08 mg/g | [201] | Walnut husk | Lanaset red G | Multi-layered feed forward (3-20-1) | Kinetic | 278-65-65 | C0, pH, t | Adsorption capacity | 187.74 mg/g | [202] | Coconut shell | Indigo | Feed forward back propagation (6-5-5-1) | Equilibrium | 152-21-0 | Type of adsorbent, pH, m, Ps, C0, type of activation | Removal percentage | 94.83% | [203] | Activated carbon | Direct blue 86 | Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (5-(5-12)-1) | Kinetics | 100-33-33 | C0, m, t, T, pH, | Adsorption capacity | 2.26 mg/g | [204] | Organoclay | Reactive red 141 | Three layered feed forward scaled conjugate gradient back propagation (4-5-1) | Kinetics | 85-15-0 | C0, t, m, T | Removal percentage | 100% | [205] | Nanocellulose fibers | Pb2+ | Multi-layered feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 108-36-36 | C0, pH, m, t, V | Removal percentage | 94.21% | [206] | Alga Lemna minor L. | Acid blue 92 | Three layered feed forward back propagation (5-14-1) | Kinetics | 57-17-17 | C0, m, pH, T, t | Removal percentage | 91% | [207] | Acinetobacter sp. bacteria | Cr6+ | Three-layered feed forward back propagation (3-7-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 48-22-0 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | 90.91% | [208] | Eggshells | Crystal violet | Three layered feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (4-8-1) | Equilibrium | 105-52-53 | pH, m, C0, T | Removal percentage | 99% | [209] | Activated carbon | Pb2+ | Resilient back propagation (5-12-1) | Kinetics | 10-5-5 | pH, C0, m, t, T | Removal percentage | -- | [210] | Nanometer SiO2 | Mn2+, Co2+ | Hybrid ant colony optimization-ANN Levenberg–Marquardt (4-7-5-1 for Mn(II), 6-9-1 for Co(II)) | Kinetics | 37-10-10 | pH, m, t, concentration of 1-(2-pyridylazo)-2-naphthol | Removal percentage | Mn2+ 99 %, Co2+ 98% | [211] | Zea mays Cob Powder | As3+, As5+ | Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (4-14-1) | Kinetics | 108-36-36 | C0, m, t, V | Removal percentage | As3+ 81.88 %, As5+ 92.61 % | [212] | Moringa oleifera seeds | Methylene blue, Congo red | Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (4-14-1) | Kinetics | 108-36-36 | C0, m, t, V | Removal percentage | MB 90.27%, CR 98.52% | [213] | Carbon nanotubes | Methylene blue | Three layered feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (5-10-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 43-21-21 | C0, m, T, pH, t | Final concentration | 0.3-36.79 mg/L | [214] | Immobilized Bacillus subtilis | Cd2+ | Feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (5-8-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 63-14-13 | C0, m, t, T, pH | Adsorption capacity | 251.91 mg/g | [215] | Co (III) oxide nanoparticle loaded on activated carbon | Eosin Y | Multi-layered feed forward - genetic algorithm (3-23-1) | Kinetics | 176-38-38 | T, m, t | Removal percentage | >90% | [216] | Lemna major biomass | Carbaryl | Multi-layered perceptron (4-6-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics, RSM | 22-0-7 | C0, pH, m, t | Removal percentage | 95% | [217] | Chromolaena odorata | Trichlorophenol | Two layered feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (2-10-1) | Kinetics | - | C0, t | Removal percentage | 99% | [218] | Poly(vinyl alcohol) PVA/chitosan nanofiber membrane | Ni2+, Co2+ | Multi-layered perceptron (6-3-2-1) | Equilibrium and kinetics | 70-30-0 | C0, t, pH, m, T | Removal percentage | Ni2+ 79.28%, Co2+ 77.12% | [219] | Copper sulfide nanoparticles loaded on activated carbon | Reactive orange 12 | Principal component analysis-ANN Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (3-12-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 182-39-39 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | 99.54% | [220] | Zn(OH)2 nanoparticles-activated carbon | Sunset yellow | Three-layered feed-forward–Imperialist competitive (3-9-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 224-96-0 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | 90% | [221] | Gold nanoparticles loaded on activated carbon and activated carbon Tamarisk | Methyl orange | Three layered feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back-propagation and particle swarm (4-11-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 182-78-0 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | >98% | [222] | Graphite oxide nanoparticle | Methylene blue, Brilliant green | Three layered feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation and genetic algorithm (3-23-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 235-101-0 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | MB 97.4%, BG 97.3% | [223] | Gold nanoparticles-activated carbon | 1,3,4-thiadiazole-2,5-dithiol | Adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (3-9-27-27-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 168-72-0 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | >90 % | [224] | ZnO Nanoparticle | As3+ | Feed-Forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (5-20-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 47-24-24 | C0, t, pH, m, v | Removal percentage | 98% | [225] | Turkish lignite | Methylene blue | Three-layered feed forward back propagation (6-14-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 60-20-20 | C0, t, m, pH, v | Adsorption capacity | 41.94 mg/g | [226] | Clinoptilolite | Cu2+ | Three layered back propagation (3-11-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 63-14-13 | pH, T, C0 | Removal percentage | >60% | [227] | Activated carbon | Methylene blue | Hybrid multi-layered perceptron - genetic algorithm (5-7-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics, RSM | 70-27-11 | pH, v, m, C0, t | Removal percentage | 99.75% | [228] | Silver nanoparticles | Molybdenum | Hybrid ANN–particle swarm (4-12-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 187-31-42 | C0, pH, m, t | Removal percentage | 92.50% | [229] | Borasus Flabellifer Coir Powder | Cr6+ | Feed forward back propagation (3-18-1) | Equilibrium | 38-16-0 | pH, m, C0 | Removal percentage | >95 % | [230] | De-oiled algal biomass | Methylene blue | Feed forward Levenberg-Marquardt back propagation (6-10-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 369-79-79 | pH, m, v, T, C0 | Removal percentage | >90 % | [231] | Hydrochar | Acridine orange, Rhodamine 6G | Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (3-(1-25)-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 50-25-25 | T, t, pH | Adsorption capacity | AO 70.36 mg/g, R6G 60.13 mg/g | [232] | Crab shell | Pb2+, Zn2+ | Multi-layered perceptron back propagation | Equilibrium | - | - | Adsorption capacity | Pb2+ 564 mg/g, Zn2+ 71.46 mg/g | [233] | Sargassum filipendula | Ni2+, Cr3+ | Multi-layered feed forward (2-2-2-2) | Equilibrium and Kinetics mono-Binary | 26 data for training | Ce | Adsorption capacity | Ni2+ 1 mg/g, Cr3+ 2 mg/g | [234] | Microcrystalline cellulose | Cr3+, Cr6+ | Multi-layered feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 160 data | C0, t, m | Removal percentage | Cr3+ 42.36%; Cr6+ 5.88% | [235] | Light expended clay aggregate | Cu2+ | Three layered feed forward back propagation (4-4-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics RSM (CCD) | 27-8-0 | pH, T, C0, m | Adsorption capacity | 113.64 mg/g | [236] | Bamboo biochar | Acid black 172 | Three layered feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 108-36-36 | pH, T, C0, t, ionic strength | Adsorption capacity | 81.88 mg/g | [237] | Intercalated tartrate-Mg–Al layered double hydroxides | Pb2+ | Hybrid multi-layered feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation – genetic algorithm | Equilibrium | 19-3-3 | C0, t, m pH | Removal percentage | 99.32% | [238] | Bauxsol | Phosphorus | Three layered feed forward back propagation (3-5-1) | Equilibrium | 17-5-0 | T, t, HCl concentration | Adsorption capacity | 55.72 mg/g | [239] | Graphene oxide nanoplatelets | Safranin | Three layered feed forward back propagation (3-10-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | -- | pH, m, T, t | Removal percentage | 97.78% | [240] | Walnut husk | Basic red 46 | Three layered feed forward back propagation (5-25-1) | Kinetics | 1469-345-346 | Ps, m, pH, C0, t | Adsorption capacity | 66.45 mg/g | [241] | Biomass | Ni2+, Co2+ | Multi-layered feed forward | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 70-30-0 | pH, m, t | Removal percentage | Ni2+ 90.25%, Co2+ 86.13% | [242] | Activated carbon | Sunset yellow | Three layered back propagation (3-(1-20)-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 218-47-47 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | >98 % | [243] | Copper nanowires loaded on activated carbon | Malachite green | Hybrid three layered feed forward -genetic algorithm (3-(1-30)-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 186-62-0 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | 99% | [244] | Zinc sulfide nanoparticle loaded on activated carbon | Brilliant green | Three-layered feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back-propagation and hybrid ANN-particle swarm optimization (3-(1-35)-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 176-76-0 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | >80 % | [245] | Gold and titanium dioxide nanoparticles loaded on activated carbon | Phenol red | Hybrid three layered feed forward -genetic algorithm | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 70-15-15 | pH, C0, m, t | Removal percentage | Ti-NP-AC (97.3%), Au-NP-AC (97.4%) | [246] | Spent tea leaves | Cu2+ | Feed forward Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (3-10-4-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics, RSM (CCD) | 12-4-4 | pH, m, t | Removal percentage | 96.12% | [247] | Zinc oxide nanorods loaded on activated carbon | Sunset yellow | Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (3-6-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 189-81-0 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | 98.89% | [248] | Hybrid material (Ce-HAHCl) | As3+ | Feed forward back propagation (6-7-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 60-40-0 | C0, m, pH, t, v, T | Removal percentage | 98.80% | [249] | Cerium oxide polyaniline composite | Cr6+ | Three layered feed forward back propagation (5-7-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 52-34-0 | C0, m, t, pH, T | Removal percentage | 93.90% | [250] | Orange peel ash | Phenol | Multi-layer perceptron feed forward back propagation (6-6-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | -- | C0, pH, m, t, v, T | Removal percentage | 97.34% | [251] | Apricot stones and corn cob | Cu2+ | Multi-layer perceptron and Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (3-8-6) | Equilibrium | 144-48-48 | C0, m, V | Removal percentage, adsorption capacity and Ce | AS 5.9 mg/g, CC 5.3 mg/g | [252] | Sepiolite-stabilized zero-valent iron nanocomposite | Cr6+ | Three-layered feed forward, train scaled conjugate gradient (4-8-1) | Kinetics | 71-23-23 | pH, C0, m, chloride ion concentration. | Removal percentage | 99.78% | [253] | Olive stone | Pb2+ | Neural fuzzy inference system and multi-layered feed forward back propagation | Equilibrium | 27-3-0 | Chemical solution concentration for treatment, pH, C0 | Adsorption capacity | 25.45mg/g | [254] | Azadirachta indica (neem) bark powder | As4+ | Three-layered feed forward (7-4-2) | Kinetics | 14-7-7 | pH, t, C0, m, v, T | Removal percentage and adsorption capacity | 95% | [255] | Biomass of Rhizopus arrhizus | Reactive orange 13 | Three-layered feed forward (4-3-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 25-0-5 | pH, m, C0, t, v | Adsorption capacity | 132.63 mg/g | [256] | Hyacinth roots, neem leaves and coconut shells | Pb2+ | Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation and scaled conjugate gradient | Kinetics | 114 data | pH, C0, m, t, type of adsorbent | Removal percentage | 98.67% | [257] | Sargassum bevanom (S. bevanom) algae | Hg2+ | Multi-layered feed forward, Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (4-(4-7)-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 26-6-6 | m, C0, t, pH. | Removal percentage | 90.24% | [258] | Valonia tannin resin | Cd2+ | Four-layered fast artificial neural network (6-25-5-1) | Equilibrium and Kinetics | 365-91-0 | T, pH, C0, v, Ps, t | Removal percentage | 63.29 mg/g | [259] | ZnS nanoparticles loaded activated carbon | Brilliant green, eosin B | Multi-layered feed forward and Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation | Equilibrium, Kinetics and RSM (CCD) | 41-0-13 | C0, t, m | Removal percentage | 100% | [260] | Rice straw and Fe3O4 nanoparticles | Pb2+, Cu2+ | Quick propagation, batch back propagation, genetic algorithm and Levenberg-Marquardt (3-9-2) | Kinetics | 15-0-5 | C0, m, t | Removal percentage | Pb(II) 91.18%, Cu(II) 75.98% | [261] | CaO2 nanoparticle | Benzeneacetic acid | Multi-layered perceptron feed forward (2-0-5-5-3) | Equilibrium | 16 data | C0, m | Ce, amount of CaO2 and removal percentage | 97.47% | [262] | Activated carbon (Bean husk) | Ibuprofen | Three-layered feed forward back propagation (3-x-1) | Equilibrium, Kinetics and RSM (CCD) | 20 data | C0, m, t, pH, v, T | Removal percentage | 99% | [263] | Flax meal biomaterial | Cu2+ | Multi-layer feed forward perceptron | Equilibrium, RSM (CCD) | 528 data | C0, m, pH | Removal percentage | 40.11 mg/g | [264] | Zn(OH)2 nanoparticles on activated carbon | Methylene blue | Multi-layered feed forward Levenberg Marquardt back propagation | Equilibrium, RSM (CCD) | 21-5-5 | C0, pH, m, t | Removal percentage | 98.70% | [265] | Carbon nanotube | Microcystins-LR | Three-layered Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (4-13-1) | Kinetic | 46-10-10 | pH, C0, t, m | Removal percentage | 175.43 μg/g | [266] | Copper oxide nanoparticle loaded on activated carbon | Pb2+, malachite green | Three-layered feed forward (5-20)-2) | Isotherm, RSM (CCD) | 20-6-6 | C0, pH, t, m | Removal percentage | Pb2+ 98.33 mg/g, MG 87.72 mg/g | [267] | Parthenium hysterophorus derived activated char | Ranitidine hydrochloride | Feed forward back-propagation | Kinetics, RSM (CCD) | -- | C0, m, t, pH, T, v | Removal percentage | 99.65% | [268] | Graphene oxide | Fluoride | Three-layered feed forward, Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation | Kinetic and isotherm, RSM (CCD) | 14-2-4 | m, t, T | Removal percentage | 28.72 mg/g | [269] | Tamarindus indica | As3+ | Hybrid ANN-genetic algorithm (4-6-1) | Kinetic, isotherm and RSM (CCD) | 24-0-7 | C0, t, pH, m, T | Adsorption capacity | 91.10% | [270] | Zn-loaded pinecone biochar | As3+ | Hybrid back propagation ANN-genetic algorithm | Kinetic and isotherm, RSM | 13-4-0 | C0, pH, ratio Ethanol - adsorbate | Adsorption capacity | 10.47 μg/g | [271] | Iron composite | Amido black | Three-layered feed forward (5-8-1) | Kinetics | 60-20-20 | pH, t, C0, T, m | Removal percentage | 88% | [272] | Iron/olivine composite | As3+ | Multi-layered perceptron (5-(12-14)-1) | Kinetics, RSM | 22-8-8 | C0, m, t, v, pH | Removal percentage | 99% | [273] | Graphene-like carbon | Methylene blue | Multi-layered perceptron (4-13-1) | Kinetics | 73-16-16 | C0, m, t, pH | Removal percentage | 20 mg/g | [274] | Activated carbon | Ni2+ | ANN and adaptive neuro–fuzzy inference system | Kinetic and isotherm | 420-90-90 | C0, t, pH, BET area | Adsorption capacity | 63.50 mg/g | [275] | Activated carbon (Medlar seed) | Cr2+ | Multi-layered perceptron back propagation (5-1-8) | Kinetic and isotherm | 41-0-18 | pH, C0, m, t | Removal percentage | 200 mg/g | [276] | Sunflower seed husk | Cu2+ | Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (6-20-1) | Kinetic and equilibrium | 119-39-39 | C0, flow rate, dosage and surfactant concentration, t, pH, T | Removal percentage | -- | [277] | Chitosan | Acid orange 7 | Multi-layer perceptron (4-5-1) | Kinetic and isotherm, RSM | 26-4-4 | pH, C0, m, t | Removal percentage | 98% | [278] | ZnO nanoparticles and copper-metal organic frameworks | Cyanide | Multi-layer perceptron and Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (1-35-5) | Kinetic, isotherm, RSM | 70-15-15 | pH, t, T, m, C0 | Removal percentage | 6.34 mg/g | [279] | Ho-CaWO4 | Methylene blue | Multi-layer perceptron and Levenberg–Marquardt back propagation (4-8-1) | Kinetics, RSM (CCD) | 15-3-3 | pH, t, m, C0 | Removal percentage | 71.17% | [280] | Catecholamine/starch | Methylene blue | Hybrid multi-layer feed forward - particle swarm (3-7-1) | Kinetics, RSM (CCD) | -- | pH, C0, t | Adsorption capacity | 2276.5 mg/g | [281] | Neodymium modified ordered mesoporous carbon | Sunset yellow | Three-layered back propagation | Kinetic and isotherm | 47-10-10 | C0, t, m | Removal percentage | -- | [282] | Biochar | Methylene blue | Feed forward back propagation | Isotherm | 504-108-108 | Adsorbent type, Ps, C0, pyrolysis temperature | Adsorption capacity | 0.047 mmol/g | [283] | Olive pips | Pb2+ | Three-layered feed forward back propagation | Kinetic and equilibrium | 60-20-20 | T, t, pH, m, C0, v | Removal percentage | 99% | [284] | Microwave-synthesized akaganeite nanoparticles | Congo red | Back-propagation | Kinetic and isotherm | 27-5-5 | C0, t, m | Removal percentage | >150 mg/g | [285] |
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