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(1)‚]æ~>Æ·~ã²æ. òY. Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 87~94, 2004. «ç‚9êö ~‚ JšÆ’.ž(o-cresol)~ WO j>' æ;. Rž5 ÁBÏ~ 1. 2. BÞã&v ~ã¦, ‹& ~ãê 2. 1. Sorption of o-Cresol by Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) and Abiotic Transformation on GAC Surface. Á. Ihnsup Han1 Yong Hwan Kim2 1. Department of Environmental Engineering, The University of Seoul 2 Division of Environmental Science, Shinheung College. ABSTRACT The effects of pretreatment of GAC and dissolved oxygen (DO) on the sorption capacity for o-cresol were investigated using pretreated GAC under oxic and anoxic conditions. Virgin GAC was used with pretreated GACs by O2, acid and base as sorbents. Sorption capacity of GAC was dependent on the oxygen conditions according to the pretreatment methods. Virgin GAC showed increased sorption capacity when DO was present in the solution, while O2-pretreated GAC did not show any considerable capacity change. Acid- and base-pretreated GACs were relatively more influenced by presence of DO as compared with virgin GAC. Both acid and base-pretreated GACs showed a rapid sorption rate at the initial stage, but as contact time became longer the sorption was slower. Sorbed o-cresol was extracted with micro-Soxhlet extraction apparatus using the GAC separated from the rate experiments. Within 1 hour both acid and base-pretreated GACs showed the decrease in extraction efficiencies under both oxic and anoxic conditions. After 1 hour such a trend (the increase as contact time was longer) was not observed and showed relatively constant efficiencies of 35~50%. According to the results of this study O2 contacted with GAC before sorption as well as DO present in the solution during sorption could influence the GAC sorption capacity. Key words : GAC, o-cresol, pretreatment, oxic condition, anoxic condition. º £ ^. b7~ o-cresolj ‡OÁB–† H  –šb‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC~ ‡OËj –Ò~ B>º æ;>wj &V ~ *¾Ò–š 5 ö 8ž Ϛֲ& GAC ‡OËö ~º 'Ëj –Ò~& . *¾Ò¢ ~æ pf ö GACf Ö², Ö 5 "V‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC¢ ‡OB‚Ž ÒÏ~& FÖ² 5 ZÖ²–šj 'Ï~ þj >¯~& . o-Cresolö &‚ ‡OËf GAC *¾ÒO»ö 8¢ b7~ Ϛֲö ~š š² 'Ëj A~ . ¯ ö GAC~ ã Ö Ï‡7ö DO& šÒ† ãÖ GAC~ ‡O˚ Ã&~&b¾ Ö²‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC~ ãÖ DO šÒ¦f Z& ~² ê ž ‡OË~ æz& &V>æ p~ . $ Ö¾Ò 5 "V¾Ò GACº ö GACö jš ç&'b‚ DO~ 'Ëj ’² Af ©b‚ &V>î . Ö¾Ò GAC 5 "V¾Ò GAC Îv .Vêö †š² o-cresolj ‡O~º ©b‚ &V>îb– 7/*š ^Úî>ƒ ç&'b‚ 6N ‡Oš ¶Jr . ¾ Ö¾Ò GAC~ ãÖ £ 5¢ šš ï;ö ê~&b¾ "V¾Ò GACº 10¢ šç 7/~¢ò ï;ö ê~º ©b‚ &V>î . ‡O³ê. þöB &V‚ 6ö ªÒB GAC‚¦8 ²; soxhlet ÏÂV’¢ šÏ~ ‡OB o-cresolj ÏÂ~& . .V £ 1*šÚö v –š(Ö $º "V¾Ò GAC ÒÏ) ÎvöB ÏÂNš 6²~º ãËj ¾æÚî . £ 1*š êöº ÏÂN~ 6² $º Ã& ã˚ &V>æ p~b– ç&'b‚ ¢;‚ ãËj ¾æÚÚ £ 35~50%~ Ï Nj ¾æÚî . š‚ þÖ"ö 8šš ‡O 7 χö šÒ~º Ϛֲº b†š &çbî ‡O*ö GAC f 7/Î O ê GAC ‡OËö 'Ëj ~º ©b‚ &V>î . *Ú : «ç‚Wê, o-cresol, *¾Ò, FÖ²–š, ZÖ²–š 2. *Corresponding author : [email protected] : 2004. 1. 30 : 2004. 3. 22 : 2004. 6. 30. ö%>¢ î~ # Æ~. ²Òߞ¢ Hæ. 87.

(2) Rž5ÁBÏ~. 88. 1.. * †. ‚Wê(activated carbon; AC)f ç> 5 ~Áö>¾Ò ö 'Ï>Ú FÁZV J"bîö &‚ ‡OB‚B 6Ò ÒÏ>Úz . ‚Wêf «¶~ ;ö V¢ «ç‚Wê (granular activated carbon; GAC) 5 ªö‚Wê(powdered activated carbon; PAC)b‚ &ê>–, GAC&  6Ò ÒÏ> ® . GAC ‡O;j 'Ï~ b 7ö šÒ ~º ß;J"bîj ãB'š Î"'b‚ B–~V * šBº ¾Ò&çzb~ ‡OßW 5 ‡O¾Ò~ ~㠖š" ¾Ò &ç>~ bÒz' ’Wš ‡Oö ~º 'Ëö &‚ šš& F¯>Ú¢ ‚ . "¾ö Ú GAC ‡O’º ¾Ò;7~ z' 5 b' æ;>wb ‚ &

(3) š Îjæ ® . š‚ æ;>wf ‡O~㠖š 5 'Ï>º zb~ bÒz' ßWö V¢ ¢ 準, &çzbö &‚ GAC ‡OËj Ã&Ò > ®b– >&‚ 6²Ò >ê ® . $‚ GAC Ò ê ÒÒÏ Gšj J‚ š æ;>wš ‚Wê~ ÒÒÏN ($º >«)ö 'Ëj ~² B . ‡çö šÒ~º Ö²(¯ DO) $º VÚ Ö²& GAC f 7/~² >š, GACº Ö²¢ ‡O~ Ršö ÖW ·ÏV¢ ¦ª'b‚ ;W~–,  Ö" GAC Rš~ z ' Wîš :2² B . DO& ‚Wê Ršö ‡O~ ² >š ÖzW ·ÏV& ;W>Ú GAC~ Rš Wš Ã&~–, V¢B Wj &ê zb~ ãÖ, ·ÏVf Ïî~ ç^·Ïö ~š ‡O˚ Ã&>–¾ 6²~² B . >šö Wj †æ pº zb~ ãÖ, ‡O˚ 6²~² B . DO ‡Ob‚ ¢V>º GAC Rš~ z ' Wî~ æzº j'b‚ FV 5 ZVW J"bî ö &‚ ‡O ßWö 'Ëj "² B . GAC~ ß; Rš ·ÏVº ‡Oö jî¢ ‡O šž ~ ž z' >wj Û~ ‡ç~ J"bî" F' b‚ >w~– ß® DO $º ž ÖzW bîš šÒ ~º –šöBº F' >wWš æ² B . .¢. š, ¾¦ê zb~ ãÖ DO& šÒ~š GAC Ršö B ÖzW ֏(oxidative coupling) $º 7>wj ¢ bʺ ©b‚ > ® . Û ¾¦ê zbš Öz~² >š ''~ ¾¦ª¶($º ·ÏV)‚¦V >² ö¶& B–>Ú 7* ê~ ¢:¢j ;W~² >º–. š 7* ê~ ¢:¢f >Ö >wV~ ortho- $º para- *~ö ê²-Ö² êö ~š ֏~² B . ¾¦ê zbf >wê~ ~㖚~ 'Ëj Aj z ', 7z', b' 5 bÒz' >wj Û~ 1-3). 4). 4). 5,6). 2). Journal of KoSSGE Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 87~84, 2004. æ;š B‚ . GAC¢ FV J"bî~ B–ö Òφ r ÖzW ֏ $º 7>wö ~š Òš >F>ƒ GAC ‡OË~ 6²& væ² ¾æÆ > ® . šº ÖzW ֏ $º 7>wj ž ‚Wê Rš~ ֏¶ Ò& ' 5 z' O»b‚ j*® Ò~º ©š ® &Ë~V r^b‚ > ® . ö¾~ J"bîš ‡O; 7 æ;>Ú ëWš ’ ‡OWš ·f Wb ‚ :: ãÖ ‡O;j –‚ bf *® ^B¢ Ú

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(5) Ž‚ ‡O ;j B*ʺ– ôf š6š ®² B . æ‚  ’öBº b 7~ FVJ"bîj ‡OÁ B–† r  –šb‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC~ ‡OËj – Ò~ B>º æ;>wj &V~ *¾Ò–š 5 Ï šÖ²(dissolved oxygen: DO)& ‡OËö ~º 'Ëj –Ò~¶ ~& . 7,8). 2.. þÒò 5 O». ¾Òçz> # þ Òò ¾Ò&ç J">î‚B Aldrich Ò~ o-cresolj êê~ ;B ìš ÒÏ~& WOB‚Ž Filtrasorb 400 GAC (Calgon Carbon Corp., USA)¢ ÒÏ~& . o-Cresolf p- 5 m-cresolö jš ‚Wê WO 7 z' æ;š Ï š~² B~º ©b‚ >Ú ¾Ò&ç>î‚ F ~& . ‚Wêj 2ê~ Úî~ ¢;’V~ «¶ ’V(“ R&Ú #80Ü100)¢ áf ê ²«¶¢ B– ~V *~ îšN>¢ šÏ~ .r2 ^¿ ê š–, ÒÏ *ræ ê&ö –š8ö &~& . Væ Î  >χ" òº &{ ž ¾ÒB îšN Ã~> (distilled, deionized water; DDW)¢ ÒÏ~ &j~&. . NWO 5 ³ê þö ÒÏB o-cresol χf NaCl‚Ž 0.05 M~ šN;ê‚ –.~ &j~& . Î  .¶V’ 5 ÏVº 4N HNO χö 24* šç & ¹f ê DDW‚ ^¿~ ÒÏ~& . 2.1. 3,5,6). 3. ~ *¾Ò ªêÁÚîê ^¿Áš–B “ Calgon CarbonÒ~ F400 GAC¢ r O»ö 8¢ O , Ö 5 "V‚ *¾ 2.2 GAC. 2.

(6) «ç‚9êö ~R JšÆ’.ž(o-cresol)~ WO j>' æ;. Ò~ ö GAC(virgin GAC)f Žþ þö ÒÏ~& . 1) ö GAC: êê~ *¾Ò ìš ^¿Áš–ê~ GAC ¢ &‚ ÒÏ~& . 2) O ¾Ò GAC: š–îïV&b‚ ö GAC 10 gj 500 mL DDWö I Bê Ö²&Ê¢ ÒÏ~ ¢; Fï(50 mL/min)b‚ 6*

(7) V‚ ê "~& .  ê 500mL DDW‚ 2² ^¿(1² ^¿ 5ªÒÏ)‚ ê.  "~ š–~ ê&ö –š8ö &~& . 3) Ö 5 "V¾Ò GAC: š–îïV&b‚ ö GAC 10 gj 1N HCl(Ö¾Ò) $º 1N NaOH("V¾Ò) 200 mLö I 24* 7/Î ê "~& . šÚ 300 mL DDW‚ 5² ^¿(1² ^¿ 5ªÒÏ)‚ ê "~  š–~ ê&ö –š8ö &~& . 2. NWO þ GAC~ WOËj 2k~V *š 250 mL j*b ²ª >wV(completely mixed batch reactors; CMBRs)¢ šÏ~ N(22Û2 C)öB NWO þj >¯~& . bWOB .V³ê¢ 1.3 mM(140Û0.5 mg/L) 5 13 mM (1400Û10 mg/L)‚ –.~&, GAC~ 4ïj 0.012.00 g/L‚ æzʚB þ~& . >wVö jòê Î  χf &Þj ÒÏ~ >χ~ îïj /;~ ¦ b‚ ~Ö~& o-cresolš V 7b‚ F >º ©j O æ~V *~ Â÷" ‡RšÒšö n *š ìš j* ~² jòæ teflonš z+B Â÷j ÒÏ~ &/~&. . š CMBRs j ²* v>VöB ï;ö ê† r ræ 14¢ ÿn v>~& . NWO þf ZÖ²(~0.04 mg/L~ DO) 5 FÖ²(êê~ ž*'ž DO ³ê –. ìš 4.6Û0.5 mg/L) –šöB >¯>î . ZÖ² –šö B~ þö ÒÏF .B>º DDW¢ î²&ʂ ‚² 24*šç

(8) V~ DO~ &¦ªj B–~ anaerobic glove box‚ TZ ê  î²&ʂ 2* šç

(9) V ~ &j~& . GAC¢ 4~æ p ¾Ò&ç zb òj If >wV¢ blank‚B &j~ >wV 5 Væ ºžö ~‚ ¶ 5 zb~ æ;j 6¦† > ®êƒ ~& . .;B 7/*(14¢) êö GAC¢ öªÒ~  ¢;ï~ çû>¢ ~ ‡çöB~ o-cresol~ ³ê ¢ G;~& . ‡çöB Ò¢ê ·f Îv ç ¯, ‚W ê Ršö WOB ©b‚ bî>æ¢ &;~ NWO j ’~& . 2.3.. o. WO³ê þ # Soxhlet Ï þ NWO þöB Òς ©" ÿ¢‚ j*b ²ª 2.4.. 89. >wV¢ ÒÏ~ WO³ê þj >¯~& . NWO. þöB ZÖ² 5 FÖ²–šöB~ WOË~ Nš& ’² ¾æÂ GAC¢ F~ FÖ² –šöB þj >¯~& . Soxhlet Ï þö ÒÏF Ϫ‚ ·~ GAC¢ áV *š 250 mL >wVö 13 mM~ o-cresol χj I GAC¢ 0.500 gj 4~& . ç~²* v >V¢ šÏ~ ¢;*j 7/Î ê  6öB >wV¢ v>V‚¦8 ªÒ~ GAC¢ "ÁªÒ~  ‡ 7~ o-cresol ³ê¢ G;~& . 6 ‡çb‚¦ 8 ªÒ‚ GAC¢ soxhlet Ï þö ÒÏ>î . o-Cresol"~ 7/*š '' ž GAC ò¢ FV ÏB(methanol 5 methyl chloride)¢ šÏ~ .²; soxhlet ÏÂV’(Ïï 50 mL)¢ ÒÏ~ ÏÂ~& . Ï ‡" ªÒB GAC¢ methanol‚ 24* ÏÂÎ ê.  methyl chloride‚ 24* ÏÂ~& . Methanol 5 methyl chloride‚ ÏÂÎ ‡j '' 30 mL‚ ¾ ê v χj b~ ªCö ÒÏ~& . ÏÂB ò~ ¢ ;ïj ~ '.‚ ªCO»j šÏ~ šÒ~º z bj ªC~& . ªCO» >χç~ o-cresol ³êº HP 8452 Diode-Array Spectrophotometer¢ šÏ~ 268 nmöB W7ê‚ ªC ~&b–, GAC‚¦8 ÏÂÎ òº GC(Hewlett Packard, HP5890 Series II) 5 GC/MS(Hewlett Packard 8000 Series & VCT Autospec(Fison))¢ ÒÏ~ ªC ~& . GAC~ *6(point of zero charge; pzc)f -‡ ï ;O»j ÒÏ~ G;~& . .V pH¢ š² –.‚ 0.1 M NaCl χ 50 mLö š–B GAC 0.20 gj 4 ~ 60*ÿn 7/Î ê GACf χj ªÒ, pH¢ G;~ æz& ìº Ï‡~ pH¢ GAC~ *6 pH‚ Ö;~& . 2.5.. 3.. Ö # 8. NWO þ ‚Wêj ÒÏ~ b 7ö šÒ~º o-cresolj WOÁ ¾Ò~¶ † r WO–š 5 ‚Wê~ *¾Ò& WOö ~º 'Ëj ï&~& . Ö 5 "V‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC (š~ '' Ö¾Ò GAC 5 "V¾Ò GAC) 5 O ‚

(10) V~ &j‚ GAC(O ¾Ò GAC), *¾Ò¢ ~æ pf GAC(ö GAC)¢ ÒÏ~ b 7ö šÒ~º o-cresol B 3.1.. 2. 2. Journal of KoSSGE Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 87~94, 2004.

(11) Rž5ÁBÏ~. 90. Fig. 2. o-Cresol Isotherm of O2-pretreated GAC.. Fig. 1. o-Cresol Isotherm of virgin GAC.. – þj >¯~& . FÖ² 5 ZÖ² –šöB χ ~ pH¢ Îv 6.0b‚ –.~ ''~ GACö &~ NWO þj >¯~& . þöB áÚê Î N WO þÖ"º Freundlich NWOb‚ '.~² R *>î (R >0.8). ö GAC¢ ÒÏ~ FÖ² 5 ZÖ² –šöB >¯‚ þ Ö"¢ Fig. 1ö ¾æÚî . Fig. 1öB º :f ?š o-cresolö &‚ GAC~ WOËf DO~ šÒ¦ö V¢ æz~& . ¯, χ 7ö DO& šÒ† ãÖö o-cresolö &‚ GAC~ WO˚ Ã&~ & . .¢ š 5 mM~ ‡çï;³ê¢ V&b‚ ÚÚ š FÖ²–š~ GACº ZÖ²–š~ GAC ocresolj WO‚ ·š £ 25% – ©b‚ &V>î . Freundlich NWOç> 7 (1/n)~ 8š ZÖ²–šöB ç&'b‚ ·bæ‚(Table 1 ^–) çï;³ê ¯, W OB ·f Ôf ‡çï;³êöB Nš& z× Ã&~&. . .¢ š 0.1 mMöBº FÖ²–š~ WO·š £ 40% – ©b‚ &V>î .  þöB &VB FÖ² –š" ZÖ²–šöB~ WOË~ Nšº Vidic  š &V‚ Nšf jv~ ç&'b‚ ·f 8j ¾æÚî. . ¯  ~ ’Ö"öB ž WOËf £ 2.8V~ 2. 5,6). Ã& ãËj &b¾  þöBº £ 1.3V~ Nšò j ¾æÚî . ‚Wê~ *¾Ò& GAC~ o-cresol WOËö ~º 'Ëj ï&~V *~ O ¾Ò GAC(O -pretreated), Ö ¾Ò GAC(acid-pretreated), "V¾Ò GAC(base-pretreated) ¢ ÒÏ~ NWO þj >¯~&  Ö"¢ ö GAC(virgin-GAC)f jv~& . Fig. 2ö O ‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC¢ ÒÏ~ >¯‚ FÖ² 5 ZÖ²–šöB~. þÖ"¢ ¾æÚî . O ‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC~ ãÖ, ocresolö &‚ ö GAC~ WOßW"º ž ãËj &. . ¯ £ 2 mM~ ‡çï;³ê¢ V&b‚ ÚÚš O ‚ *¾Ò‚ GACº  Ôf ³êº*öBº FÖ ²–šöB – WOËj & 2 mM ¸f ‡çï ;³êº*öBº ZÖ²–šöB WO˚ – ©b‚ ¾ æÒ . ¾ Fig. 2~ þ Ö"¶ò~ Úö" Table 1~ ‡OËê>~ JNº*¢ ÚÚš DO~ šÒ¦f ’² &Nš ìº ©b‚ šC† > ® . DO& šÒ~º –šöBº ¢N~ >wb‚ žš ;W B  «~~ ¢:¢(radical)𠾦zb~ ֏>w ö &~º ©b‚ >î . ¾¦f DOf ç7 > 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 3). Table 1. Freundlich isotherm equation parameters for o-cresol* KF [(mmol/g)(L/mmol)1/n] oxic 1.316 (0.023) virgin anoxic 0.997 (0.009) oxic 1.268 (1.010) O2-pretreated anoxic 1.189 (0.012) oxic 0.618 (0.007) Acid-pretreated anoxic 0.435 (0.004) oxic 1.600 (0.004) Base-pretreated anoxic 1.185 (0.010) *Numbers on the parenthesis are the standard deviation of the data. GAC type. isotherm type. Journal of KoSSGE Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 87~84, 2004. 1/n 0.105 0.206 0.120 0.206 0.211 0.136 0.190 0.163. (0.009) (0.004) (0.007) (0.006) (0.006) (0.010) (0.005) (0.005). R2 0.814 0.952 0.826 0.880 0.898 0.807 0.900 0.905.

(12) «çR9êö ~R JšÆ\.ž(o-cresol)~ WO j>' æ;. w~ ¾¦.šÞ ¢:¢ (phenolate radical; PhO·)" HO · ¢:¢j ;W† > ® (>w (1)). $‚ χ~ pHö V¢ ¾¦š šNz‚ ¾¦.šÞ šNê DOf > w~ ¾¦.šÞ ¢:¢ 5 HO · ¢:¢j ;W† > ® (>w (2)-(4)). š‚ ¢N~ >wö ~š ;WB ¾¦.šÞ 5 HO · ¢:¢f ž ¾¦ª¶f >w† > ® . ß® HO · ¢:¢~ ãÖ ¾¦" >w~ ¾¦. šÞ ¢:¢" "Öz>²¢ W‚ (>w (5)). ;WB "Öz>²º r" ?š ž ¾¦ª¶f >w~ ¾ ¦.šÞ¢:¢ 5 HO · ¢:¢j W‚ (>w (6)2. 2. 2. 2. 2. (7)). (1)  PhO· + HO · PhOH + O  PhO + H (2) PhO + O  PhO· + O (3) (4) O + H  HO PhOH + O ·  PhO· + H O (5) (6) PhOH + H O  PhO· + H O + HO· PhOH + HO·  PhO· + H O (7) š‚ >w f ¢>'b‚ NÁ{ ~öB ¢Ú ¾º ©b‚ >îb¾ šÖzæª, šÖzj  ~ 7>î ŽFWª ~ '.‚ / & šÒ~š NÁ &V{ –š~öBê ¢ÚÆ > ®º ©b‚ > ®. .  þ" ?š GAC Ršš / ‚Ž ·Ï~² > š DO& šÒ~º FÖ²–šöB NöBê ¢:¢š WF > ®b– V¢B NÁ&V{ –šöBê Öz W ֏>wš ê¯F > ®  º†† > ® . FÖ² –šöB ;W>îj ¢:¢ f > 7ö šÒ~º êÖ šN 5 7ê֚N ¯ š ¢:¢~ ʶn&‚Ž † j ~º šNö ~š ²žF > ®bæ‚ W>º ¢: ¢j ;ï~Vº Ϛ~æ p . $‚ O ‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC~ ãÖ GAC Ršö ÖW Öz·ÏV& Ã&~² >– V¢B FVbö &‚ ‡OßWš æz~²B . DO ¢ ‡O‚ GACº RšWš Ã&>Ú FVÏî~ W 5 šNzö V¢ ‡O˚ Ã&~Vê ~ >&‚ 6² ~Vê ‚ . ֓ DO~ šÒö ~‚ GAC~ ‡OË ~ æz .Gf Ö ǂ J«j jº‚ ~²B . O ‚ *¾Ò‚ GACº ö GAC ‡O˚ ² 6 ²~&b¾ Fig. 2¢ ÚÚš DO~ šÒ¦ö V¢ ‡ OË~ æz& Ö ·rj r > ® (Table 1 ^–). PhOH + O2. 2. −. 2. −. − 2. +. − 2. 2. +. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 6). 2. 91. ‚ 6*ÿn

(13) V‚ ©ö ~š GAC Ršš o-cresol ‡O š*ö š O ‚

(14) z>îbÒ¢ 6† > ® . V¢B FÖ²–šöB þχ 7~ DO& GAC Rš ~ ßW æzö ê ž 'Ëj "æ á~æ‚ ö GAC~ ãÖf jv~ FÖ²–š~ ‡OË" ZÖ²–šöB ~ ‡O˚ ’² šæ pf ©b‚ 6B . O ‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC& ž ‡OËf ö GACf j݂ ‡O Ëj ž FÖ²–šöB~ þÖ"fº Ò ZÖ²– šöB ö GAC~ ‡OË. ² – ‡OËj & . ¯ O ‚ *¾Ò‚ GACº þχö "«>V *ö š  Ϫ‚ DO¢ ‡O‚ çš ‡OB DO 7~ ¢¦ & ZÖ²–š þ 7ö χ 7b‚ îO>Ú Ôf ³ êšZ ~æò o-cresol~ ÖzW֏($º 7)>wö & † > ®b–, $º ^¿ 7öº îO>æ pf DO& GAC¢ / ‚ ~ GAC RšçöB ¾¦" Væ bî " >w~ ¢:¢j ;W† >ê ® . V¢B O ‚ *¾Ò‚ GACº ZÖ²–š ‡O 7ö ²* DO~ ' Ëj A~b– V¢B ö GAC – ‡OËj šº ©š¢ º†† > ® . Ö $º "V‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC¢ ÒÏ~ >¯‚ ‡ O þÖ"¢ Fig. 3ö ¾æÚî . Öb‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC 5 "V‚ *¾Ò‚ GACº ö GACf jv~ DO~ šÒ ¦ö V¢ '' 皂 ‡OË æz¢ &. . šº ö GAC 5 O , Ö 5 V¾Ò GAC~ * 6 pH& æzB ;êf ’² Z&~æ pf ©b‚  ê (Table 2 ^–). O ¾Ò GACº ö GAC~ pzcf jv~ £*~ *6 pH~ æz& ®îb– $‚ ‡ OË~ æzê Ö 'î . ¾ pzc& ’² Ôjê Ö¾Ò GACº FÖ² 5 ZÖ² –š ÎvöB ‡OË š ’² 6²‚ >š pzc& ’² ¸jê "V¾Ò GAC º æ FÖ²–šöBò ‡O˚ Ã&~& . ö GAC f jv~ Ö¾Ò GAC~ o-cresol ‡OËf DO~ š Ò¦f Z&~² š –šöB ’² 6²® º ©j r > ® . .¢ š, FÖ²–š~ ãÖ Ö¾Ò GAC º 1 mM~ ‡çï;³êöB ÿ¢ Ö²–š~ ö GAC ö ‡OB · 50% šç 6²B ·~ o-cresolj ‡ O2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. Table 2. Points of zero charge (pzc) of the virgin and pretreated GACs. 2,4). 2. Type of GAC virgin O2-pretreated Acid-pretreated Base-pretreated. pzc 9.6 9.1 3.4 11.7. Journal of KoSSGE Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 87~94, 2004.

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(16) Ž>– $‚ ‡O¶Ò¢ ¹ ¾Ò&ç bî" ãç‡O~º Î ž š bîš F > ® . ¯ ‡O" &N‚ Î –š 5 bîš GAC~ Rš ß Wj æzÊ V¢B GAC~ ‡OßWš æ~² >– ֓ ‡O˚ ¢æ² B . GAC¢ *¾Ò~² >š ¯, š þ~ ãÖ ö GACf jvB O ¾Ò GAC, Ö 5 "V¾Ò GAC~ ãÖ¾" Rš·ÏV& æz>– V ¢B ‡O˚ æz>º ©b‚ 6B . ‡O˚ .B GACº Ò~  ÒÏ~² >º – Òj † r 'Ï~º O»ö V¢ GAC& šº ‡OË" ÒN𠢿 $‚ DOö ~š 'Ëj A º ;ê& ¢ > ® . ‡O 7ö >χö šÒ~º DOf z®Ú ÒB ê~ DO³êê ‡OË 5 ÒNö 'Ëj ~² B . $‚ ‡O&˂ æ6j v ¾Ò &çbî" ãçj ~º Ïî(‡Oãçbî)ê DO³êö V¢ ‡OËö ž ;ê‚ ¾Ò &çbîš jò ‡Oã çÏîö 'Ëj ~² B . 2. 7,8). WO³ê # Soxhlet ÏÂ Ö 5 "V‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC(«ã: ] R&Ú #80Ü 100)¢ ÒÏ~ FÖ²–šöB WO³ê þj >¯~ & . .V³ê 13 mM~ o-cresol χ 250 mLö GAC ¢ 0.500 gj 4(¯, 2.000 g-GAC/L-(o-cresol solution)) ~& êê~ Nê –. ìš NöB FÖ²–š~. þj >¯~& . Fig. 4 5 5ö o-cresol WO³ê 5 ÏÂÎN þÖ¢ ¾æÚî . Ö¾Ò GAC 5 "V¾ Ò GAC Îv .Vêö †š² o-cresolj WO~º © b‚ V>îb– 7/*š ^Úî>ƒ ç&'b‚ 6 N WOš ¶Jr . .¢ š Ö¾Ò 5 "V¾Ò GAC º WOF > ®º o-cresol ³ê(.V³êf ï;³ê~ Nš)~ £ 80%¢ £ 20* šÚö B–~& . ¾ 7/*š ^Úî>ƒ v GAC~ WO ·çš š² ¾æÒ . Ö¾Ò GAC~ ãÖ £ 5¢šš ï;ö ê~ &b¾ "V¾Ò GACº 10¢šç 7/~¢ò ï;ö ê~º ©b‚ V>î . Ö¾Ò GAC 5 "V¾Ò GAC~ WOßWf NWO þöB áÚê Öf F Ò~² ¾æÒ . Ö¾Ò GAC~ ãÖ £ 70% B–>Ú ï;ö ê~& ÿ¢‚ χï GAC ·j Òς "V¾Ò GACöBº ï;öB £ 85% šç~ B–Nš V>î . „B~ ž \¶ f B‚B >~ Ï þj >¯ ~ Ö²¢ j•‚ ž ÖzB& šÒ~º –šöB 50% ò~ Ï ÎNj áî. . ®Ïª‚ Ï Π3.2.. Fig. 3. Freundlich Isotherm (a) Acid-pretreated and (b) Base-pretreated GACs.. O~& . ZÖ²–š~ ãÖ 1 mM ‡çï;³êöB GACö ‡OB ·f Ö¾Òö ~š ö GAC ‡OË~ æ 45% òj &V† > ®î (Fig. 3(b)). $‚ Ö¾ Ò GACº ö GACö jš ç&'b‚ DO~ 'Ëj ’ ² Af ©b‚ &V>î . ¯, ö GAC~ ãÖ FÖ² –šöB £ 1.25V Ã&~º ©ö >š Ö¾Ò GAC ‡ OËf ZÖ²–šö jš FÖ²–šöB £ 1.5V Ã& ‚ ©b‚ &V>î . Öb‚ *¾Ò‚ GACö ~š ‡OB ·f ö GAC~ ‡OË ’² 6²‚ >š "V‚ *¾Ò‚ GACö ~š ‡OB ·f ² Ã&~& . Fig. 3(b)ö FÖ²– šöB "V¾Ò GAC~ N‡O þÖ"¢ ¾æÚî. . 1 mM~ ‡çï;³ê¢ V&b‚ ÚÚš "V¾Ò GACö ~š ‡OB ·f ö GACö jš FÖ²–š 5 ZÖ²–šöB £ 20% ڞ~ ‡OË Ã&& &V> î . GACº >χ 7öB 7~º ~ã'ž –šö ~ š ¾Ò(‡O)&çbîö &‚ ‡O˚ æ~² B . š r ~ã" 7~º 6f ‡O š*~ *" ‡Oš ¢ Ú¾º * Ò ‡Oj ƒÞ ê~ * Îv¢

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(18) «ç‚9êö ~R JšÆ\.ž(o-cresol)~ WO j>' æ;. ~& . .V £ 1*šÚö Ö $º "V¾Ò GAC Ò Ï‚ v –š ÎvöB ÏÂNš 6²~º ãËj ¾æÚ î . £ 1*šêöº ÏÂN~ 6² $º Ã& ã˚ V>æ p~b– ç&'b‚ ¢;‚ ãËj ¾æÚÚ £ 35~50%~ ÏÂNj ¾æÚî . „B~ WO³ê þ öBº ZÖ²–š~ þÖf jL~ FÖ²–šö B~ WOš ï;ö ê~º *š ^îb– ï;ö ê ~º *š Z –š¢>ƒ ÏÂÎNš ç&'b‚ · f ©b‚ >îb¾ ÿ¢ DO –šöB >¯B š. þÖº 皂 Ö¢ ¾æÚî . ¯ Ö¾Ò GACf jL~ "V¾Ò GAC& ï;ö ê~º *š R ^îb¾ v GAC Îv .V~ 6² ãË êö j݂ ÏÂÎNj ¾æÚî . š¢ Væ ž æ;B bîj ª C~V *‚ χ~ GC/MS~ ªCÖ( ¢^ö ¾ æÚæ pr)f jL~ J«~š, *6 pH~ 6ö B GAC Rš~ *V' ßWö V¢ *~ ãö Vž Ö¾Ò 5 "V¾Ò GAC Ršö ‡O>º · 5 ³ê&. š– v GAC ÎvöB ;ïš &ˆ ;ê~ æ;b îš ÏÂ>æ pf Öf ¢~Žj r > ® .. Fig. 4. rate and extraction efficiencies of o-cresol.. 4.. Fig. 5. Rate and extraction efficiencies at the initial stage.. N n£‚ >î>æ& æ.ræ GAC RšöB B> º ¾Ò &ç >î~ z' æ; >wö &‚ ;{‚ ;¢ áæ á~² ~º öžšî . F-400 GACf ocresolj ÒÏ~ WO³ê þj >¯‚ Vidic  f 7 /.V 12*ræ DOö ~š 'Ëj Aæ p~b– š ê DO¢ VB‚ ZÖ²–šöB †š² ï;³êö ê ~& (1¢ šÚ) DO& ¢;³ê‚ šÒ~º FÖ²– šöBº £ 12¢š æ¾B ï;ö ê~ WO³ê& DO~ 'Ëj Aº ©b‚ ~& . š‚ \¢ ocresol methyl ·ÏV~ ~~*~& ž m-cresol pcresolj ÒÏ~ NWO 5 ºÂ($º Ò) þb‚ {˂ $ ž \öB Vidic  f ·ÏV~ ~~ * ~ö V¢ DO~ 'Ëj š² Aº º ©j C&Úî. . ¯ WOîš GACö WOF r WOî~ bÒz' ßWš DO~ 'Ëj š² A² ‚  ~& . WO³ê þöB V‚ 6ö ªÒB GAC‚¦8 ² ; soxhlet ÏÂV\¢ šÏ~ WOB o-cresolj Ï 5). 6). 93. º£ # ÖV. FVJ"bîö &š  –šb‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC~ ‡OËj –Ò~ B>º æ;>wj V~ *¾Ò –š 5 ö Vž Ϛֲ& GAC ‡OËö ~º ' Ëj –Ò~& . o-cresolö &š *¾Ò¢ ~æ pf ö GACf Ö², Ö 5 "V‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC¢ ‡OB‚Ž ÒÏ~& FÖ² 5 ZÖ²–šj 'Ï~ þj > ¯~& . o-Cresolö &‚ ‡OËf GAC *¾ÒO»ö V¢ b7~ Ϛֲö ~š š² 'Ëj A~ . ¯ ö GAC~ ãÖ Ï‡7ö DO& šÒ† ãÖ GAC~ ‡ O˚ Ã&~&b¾ Ö²‚ *¾Ò‚ GAC~ ãÖ DO šÒ¦f Z~² ê ž ‡OË~ æz& V>æ p~ . $ Ö¾Ò 5 "V¾Ò GACº ö GACö jš ç&'b‚ DO~ 'Ëj ’² Af ©b‚ V>î . Öb‚ *¾Ò‚ GACö ~š ‡OB ·f ö GAC~ ‡OË ’² 6²‚ >š "V‚ *¾Ò‚ GACö ~š ‡OB ·f ² Ã&~& . Ö¾Ò GAC 5 " V¾Ò GAC Îv .Vêö †š² o-cresolj ‡O~ º ©b‚ V>îb– 7/*š ^Úî>ƒ ç&'b ‚ 6N ‡Oš ¶Jr . ¾ 7/*š ^Úî>ƒ v GAC~ ‡O ·çš š² V>î . Ö¾Ò GAC ~ ãÖ £ 5¢šš ï;ö ê~&b¾ "V¾Ò GAC Journal of KoSSGE Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 87~94, 2004.

(19) ‚ž5ÁBÏ~. 94. º 10¢šç 7/~¢ò ï;ö ê~º ©b‚ V >î . ‡O³ê þöB V‚ 6ö ªÒB GAC‚ ¦8 ²; soxhlet ÏÂV\¢ šÏ~ ‡OB o-cresol j ÏÂ~& . .V £ 1*šÚö v –š(Ö $º " V¾Ò GAC ÒÏ) ÎvöB ÏÂNš 6²~º ãËj ¾æÚî . £ 1*šêöº ÏÂN~ 6² $º Ã& ã˚ V>æ p~b– ç&'b‚ ¢;‚ ãËj ¾ æÚÚ £ 35~50%~ ÏÂNj ¾æÚî . š‚ þ Öö Všš ‡O 7 χö šÒ~º Ϛֲº b† š &çbî ‡O*ö GACf 7/Î O ê GAC ‡OËö 'Ëj ~º ©b‚ V>î . $‚ *¾Ò ö ~š RšßWš æzB GACº Ϛֲö ~š A º 'Ëê æz>º ©b‚ j Ϛֲ~ 'Ëf GAC~ RšßW &7‚ ê& ®º ©b‚ º†† > ® . 2. Ò Ò š ¢^f 2001jê *Þã&L .\`9jö ~~ \>îr. ^^ò 1. Abuzaid, N.S. and Nakhla, G.F., “Dissolved Oxygen Effects on Equilibrium and Kinetics of phenolics Adsorption by Activated Carbon”, Environ. Sci. Technol., 29, pp. 216-221. Journal of KoSSGE Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 87~84, 2004. (1994). 2. Grant, T.M. and King, C.J., “Mechanisms of Irreversible Adsorption of Phenolic Compounds by Activated Carbons”, Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 29, pp. 264-271 (1990). 3. Vidic, R.D., Suidan, M.T., Traegner, U.K. and Nakhla, G.F., “Adsorption Isotherms: Illusive Capacity and Role of Oxygen”, Wat. Res., 24, pp. 1187-1195 (1990). 4. Prober, R., Pyeha, J.J. and Kidon, W.E., “Interaction of Activated Carbon with Dissolved Oxygen”, AIChE Jour., 21, pp. 1200-1203 (1975). 5. Vidic, R.D., Suidan, M.T., Sorial, G.A. and Brenner, R.C., “Molecular Oxygen and the Adsorption of Phenols-Effect of Functional Groups”, Wat. Environ. Res., 65, pp. 156-161 (1993). 6. Vidic, R.D., Suidan, M.T. and Brenner, R.C., “Oxidative Coupling of phenolics on the GAC surface”, Environ. Sci. Technol., 27, pp. 2079-2085 (1993). 7. , , GAC : I. , , 17(4), pp. 493-503 (2001). 8. , , GAC : II. , , 17(4), pp. 504-516 (2001). 9. Vidic, R.D. and Suidan, M.T., “Operating Capacity of GAC Adsorbers-Dissolved Oxygen and extended Service Life”, Water Environ. Res., 64, pp. 798-804 (1992). 10. Abuzaid, N.S., and Farooq, S. “Activated Carbon Adsorption of Phenolics in Oxic Systems. Effect of pH and Temperature Variations”, Water Environ. Res., 66, pp. 842-850 (1994).. ‚žS –Ï ~ z' # ' Ò Ò ê WO ßW FÖ² –š ‚]b~ã²æ ‚žS –Ï ~ z' # ' Ò Ò ê WO ßW ZÖ² –š # Ϛ ÂF8bî~ 'Ë ‚]b ~ã²æ.

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