Review Article

A Review on Cassava Residues as Adsorbents for Removal of Organic and Inorganic Contaminants in Water and Wastewater

Table 6

Evaluation of thermodynamic parameters for adsorption of organic and inorganic contaminants using cassava residues as adsorbents.

AdsorbateAdsorbent∆H (kJ/mol)∆S (kJ/mol·K)∆G (kJ/mol)Reference

Metal ions
ChromiumCassava peel carbon (CPC)+18.28+0.063−5.58 (288.14 K), −6.29 (298.14 K), and −7.24 (308.14 K)[7]
CobaltCassava peel carbon (CPC)+39.64+0.16−7.28 (288.14), −8.73 (298.14 K), and −10.45 (308.14 K)[7]
LeadModified cassava stalk+19.33+0.148−24.79 (298.1 K), −26.22 (308.1 K), and −27.75 (318.1 K)[94]
ZincModified cassava stalk+34.62+0.187−21.24 (298.1 K), −22.72 (308.1 K) and −24.98 (318.1 K)[94]
NickelCassava peel+46.584+0.162−2.738 (303.15 K), −5.077 (318.15 K), and −7.623 (333.15 K)[5]
CadmiumModified cassava peel activated by 0.1 mol/L of 36% H2O2/98% H2SO4/99% NaOH+15.5/5.6/−29.743.6/6.5/−0.0852+3.0, +3.8[97]
LeadModified cassava peel activated by 0.1 mol/L of 36% H2O2/98% H2SO4/99% NaOH−59.5/−59.6/−0.26−0.1942/−0.2039/−0.0755+3.8[97]
ChromiumModified cassava peel activated by 0.1 mol/L of 36% H2O2/98% H2SO4/99% NaOH−5.7/−9.9/+18.1−0.0151/−0.034/+0.074[97]
LeadGrafted cassava starch−7.6971511−0.0079078−5.327971 (298 K), −5.2810872 (308 K), and −5.1681819 (318 K)[113]
LeadCassava peel carbon+12.762+0.0672−7.67492 (303 K), −8.16296 (313 K), −8.80059 (323 K), and −9.71912 (333 K)[59]

Dyes
Methylene blueCassava rind carbon (CRC)+17.4+0.074−4.86 (298.15 K), −5.02 (303.14 K), −5.47 (308.14 K), −6.00 (313.14 K), and −6.24 (318.14 K)[53]
Malachite greenCassava rind carbon (CRC)+20–80+0.23−8.791 (293.14 K), −12.775 (308.14 K), and −14.947 (323.14 K)[73]
Reactive red + Drimarene turquoiseCassava stem biochar (CSB)−15.92−66.13[61]
Crystal violetRaw cassava peel powder−20.536−46.484−6.65(303.1 K), −6.01 (313.1 K), −5.18 (325.1 K), −4.93 (333.01 K), and – 4.76 (343.1 K)[63]
Rhodamine BCassava slag biochar+0.2225+0.001192−8.116 (308 K), −8.478 (318 K), and −9.196 (328 K)[57]

Other pollutants
NorfloxacinCassava dreg biochar BC 350, pyrolysis at 350 K−34.14−0.10−6.29 (288.1 K), −5.54 (298.1 K), and −4.36 (308.1 K)[54]
NorfloxacinCassava dreg biochar BC 450, pyrolysis at 450 K+1.45+0.05−13.24 (288.1 K), −13.98 (298.1 K), and −14.27 (308.1 K)[54]
NorfloxacinCassava dreg biochar BC 550, pyrolysis at 550 K+47.45+0.21−11.85 (288 K), −14.37 (298 K), and −15.98 (308 K)[54]
NorfloxacinCassava dreg biochar BC 650, pyrolysis at 650 K+331.41+1.31−47.59 (288 K), −58.34 (298 K), and −73.85(308 K)[54]
NorfloxacinCassava dreg biochar BC 750, pyrolysis at 750 K+326.40+1.32−52.28 (288 K), −66.12 (298 K), and −78.60 (308 K)[54]
CiprofloxacinCassava dreg biochar (BC350/550/750)−48.93 (350 K), −15.23 (550 K), and −83.62 (750 K)−0.13 (350 K), −1.19 (550 K), and −0.25 (750 K)−11.63 (350 K), −14.29 (550 K), and −13.03 (750 K)[114]