Ref. Adsorption Maximum, Adsorbent Organic Pollutants Present study 46.43 mg/g Sugarcane bagasse-steam activated carbon phenol Present study 101 mg/g Sugarcane bagasse-sodium hydroxide activated carbon phenol [39] 14.5 mg/g Porous Clay Phenol [39] 45.5 mg/g Porous Clay 2,5-dichlorophenol [39] 48.7 mg/g Porous Clay 3,4-dichlorophenol [40] 97.2 mg/g (cetyl-pyridinium-Al PILC) 3,5-dichlorophenol [41] 370 ppm Hemidesmus Indicus Carbon(HIC) phenol [41] 294 ppm Commercial Activated Carbon(CAC) phenol [42] 74.07 mg/g NORIT Granular Activated Carbon (NAC 1240) phenol [42] 166.6 mg/g NORIT Granular Activated Carbon 1010 phenol [43] 257 mg/g Active carbon phenol [43] 347 mg/g Mesoporous carbon CMK-3-100°C phenol [43] 428 mg/g Mesoporous carbon CMK-3-130°C phenol [44] 473 mg/g Mesoporous carbon CMK-3-150°C phenol [43] 76% Leaf litter of Shorea Robusta phenol [45] 83.34 mg/g activated phosphate rock (1M HNO3) phenol [39] 15 mg/g Natural clay phenol [46] 232.56 mg/g activated carbon derived from oil palm empty fruit bunch (EFB) 2,4-dichlorophenol

Table 10: Adsorption capacities of different adsorbents previously reported for the removal of phenols.

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