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              Note: Page numbers followed by f indicate figures and t indicate tables.
              A                                  growth process, 374
              AC. See Activated carbon (AC)      involvements, 374
              Acoustic cavitation              Activated tea waste (ATW)
               cavity collapse, intensity, 144   Camellia sinensis, 350
               energy efficiency, 145–147        4-CP adsorption, 350
               frequency effect, 147–148         desorption, 360–362, 361f
               inception, 149                    low pressure, 341–342, 342f
               irradiating surface effect, 148   surface morphology, 338–339, 339f
               irradiation intensity, 148–149    and TW, surface characteristics,
               liquid phase physico-chemical properties,  341–342, 342t
                   149                         Adsorbents
               optimization, operating parameters,  activated carbons, 98–99
                   147–149                       different shapes, 97–98
               physico-chemical properties, liquid, 149  inorganic, 98–99
               reactor, 145–147, 145f            nanoadsorbents, 98–99
               sound waves, compression and rarefaction  pollutants, 97–98
                   cycles, 144                   properties, 97–98
              Activated carbon (AC)              wastewaters treatment, industries, 98–99
               coal, 330–331                   Adsorption isotherm
               p-electrons, 353–354              description, 101
               fly ash, 331                      Dubunin–Radushkevich (DR) equation,
               organic contaminant removal, 328     100
               surface area and porosity, 328–329  forms, 99, 99t
              Activated carbon filter (ACF)      Freundlich equation, 100
               installation photographs, plant, 518, 519f  Langmuir model, 99–100
               outlet parameters, 518, 519t      mathematical expression, 99
              Activated egg shell (AES)          Redlich–Peterson equation, 100
               adsorption mechanism, 353–354   Adsorption kinetics
               desorption, 360–362, 361f         capacity and material selection, 101
               FTIR spectrum, 335–336, 336f      contribution steps, 101
               magnifications, SEM, 338–339, 338f  pore diffusion, 101
               single-solute equilibrium adsorption,  Adsorption process
                   350–351, 351f                 acid removal, 109–114
              Activated sludge process (ASP)     adsorbate-adsorbent interactions,
               aeration tank, 374–375               352–353
               biological treatment method,      advantages, 327–328
                   522–523                       AES, 353–354
               biomass, 374–375                  carboxyl groups, 352
               comparisons, 375, 376t            COD/ammoniacal nitrogen removal, 30
               contact stabilization activated sludge, 375  column chromatography operation,
               conventional activated sludge, 375   96–97
               extended aeration activated sludge, 375  conventional treatment technologies, 328



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