ArticleRSC advances2026
Cu@Ce-MOF doped coconut shells-derived mesoporous activated carbon as efficient composite for remediation of oily wastewater.
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The development of efficient, sustainable sorbents for oily wastewater treatment is of growing interest within circular economy and surface engineering frameworks. In this study, Cu-Ce MOF doped mesoporous activated carbon (AC), obtained from coconut shell waste, have been prepared and evaluated as an eco-friendly efficient adsorptive composite adsorbent for oil removal from aqueous solutions. Surface and structural characterization for both MOF and AC (using nitrogen adsorption-desorption BET, SEM, EDX and FTIR analyses) revealed highly porous structures enriched with oxygen-containing functional groups, providing abundant active sites for interfacial adsorption. Batch adsorption experiments have demonstrated that optimal oil removal occurred at 5 g L
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