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    Análise do processo adsortivo de corantes industriais por nanopartículas magnéticas de magnetita (Fe3O4)
    (2019-07-08) Cabral, Ariane Nathália de Siqueira Souza; Araújo, Ana Cláudia Vaz de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6861890992609511; http://lattes.cnpq.br/3246406733304902
    Environmental degradation is an inevitable factor that accompanies the development of the population and unfortunately this has reached water systems, rivers and water sources. Among the agents that contribute to the contamination and degradation are the dyes from the textile and food industries that are discarded throughout the production processes. There are several methods being developed to eliminate the effluent dyes in rivers and springs, among which is the adsorption process. The magnetic nanoparticles of magnetite (Fe3O4) have been previously tested in the adsorption of dye residues from the textile and food industries. In this context, the objective of this work was to study the efficiency of magnetic nanoparticles of magnetite (NPs) in the adsorption process of some dyes present in industrial textile effluents, such as dyes, methyl orange (MEL) and methylene blue (AM) . A factorial design 2³ was established obtaining as factors studied time, pH and temperature, and for these factors its levels were analyzed. Analyzes were made for systems under ultrasound and under magnetic stirring, and for this, significant results were obtained for the two dyes. According to the results obtained for the ALM / NPs, factors such as time and pH with greater significance. It was observed that the most successful tests for adsorption were the tests 02 (11,362) and 06 (10,057), for the systems under ultrasound and under magnetic stirring, respectively. For the AM / NPs it was significant only the factor, time. The most favorable tests for the dye adsorption system were 04 (19,144) and 06 (21,457), for systems under ultrasound and under magnetic stirring, respectively.