Elimination of organic compounds by a material (Magadiite-NA)

This underscores the need for developing effective techniques to treat polluted water and improve its quality.In this study, we investigated the adsorption behavior of Magadiite-Na, a material, as an adsorbent for removing organic pollutants Betadine and Salicylic Acid were selected as model compounds to evaluate the material's efficiency. The adsorption process was analyzed using isotherm models and kinetic models to understand the mechanism and identify the optimal conditions for maximum efficiency. The results demonstrated high adsorption capacities, with a maximum extraction rate of approximately 99.7% for Betadine and 93.3% for Salicylic Acid under optimal conditions. These findings highlight the effectiveness of Magadiite-Na as an environmentally friendly and cost-efficient solution for treating water polluted with organic compounds, contributing to sustainable water treatment practices and environmental protection.