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Removal of Pb (II) ions from Aqueous Solution using Naural Orange Peel and Activated Orange Peel

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Fig. 4. TEM image of activated orange peel
Fig. 8. Effect of adsorbent dose on removal of Pb (II) ions by AOP and NOP
Fig. 14. Freundlich isotherm for AOP

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