Study of oil sorption by expanded perlite at 298.15 K

By D. Bastani, A. Safekordi, A. Alihosseini, V. Taghikhani. 2006

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Synthetic zeolites from fly ash as effective mineral sorbents for land-based petroleum spills cleanup (2015, background): “These include active carbon [18], silica gels [19], fly ash [20], perlite [21], chrome shavings [22], clay minerals [23], exfoliated graphite [24,25], graphene [26], polyurethane [27], polystyrene [28], rice husk [29–31], kapok fiber [1,32,33] and many others.”
Ultralight carbon aerogel from nanocellulose as a highly selective oil absorption material (2015, methodology): “The sorption kinetics of carbon aerogel was analyzed based on the following pseudo-second order model and equation (Bastani et al. 2006; Gui et al. 2011): 1 Qs Qtð Þ ¼ 1 Qs þ kt ð4Þ where Qs is saturated oil absorption, Qt is the oil absorbed at time t and k is the kinetic rate constant.”
Effect of kapok fiber treated with various solvents on oil absorbency (2012, background): “The inorganic mineral materials contain graphite, perlite, vermiculite, silica, zeolites, organic clay, and fly ash (Inagaki et al., 2000; Bastani et al., 2006; Teas et al., 2001; Mysore et al., 2005; Carmody et al., 2007, 2008; Moazed and Viraraghavan, 2002; Banerjee et al., 2006).”