Hello, dear colleagues from the world of science,
I have recently started investigating the process of copper ions biosorption using eggshells as an adsorbent. I have studied multiple bio-materials for this purpose before, and the pseudo-second order kinetic model was always proven to be the best fit for the analyzed kinetic data. This is also the case with the vast majority of available literature and scientific papers on biosorption. However, I have analyzed the kinetics of the biosorption process on eggshells multiple times, always with the same results... The pseudo-first order and the intraparticle diffusion kinetic models are much better fits for this process than the pseudo-second order model. Did anyone come across something similar during their research?
I really appreciate any help and suggestions.
Best regards,
Miljan
Dear scientist
please use this paper I used two models linear and non-linear one for two models.
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Miljan Markovic, The fact that in one situation the so-called PSO better fits the kinetic data, and in other situations it is worse is just a case. PSO is actually an empirical hyperbolic function that has nothing to do with the physics of the adsorption/biosorption process. All I can advice is to give up this pseudo-scientific description using the empirical function mentioned. The problem, however, that various incompetent reviewers may require it.
Basem E. Keshta, Do not mislead the readers. All known PSO versions, and there are eight of them, are non-linear functions, one in explicit form with respect to q, and the others implicit. You confuse functions with graphical methods.
Kontaktirajte prof dr Gorana Nikolića sa tehnološko fakulteta u Leskovcu. Imali smo takve slučajeve. Poz.
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