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• TITLE: Photo-Degradation of Reactive Yellow 14 Dye (A Textile Dye) Employing ZnO as Photocatalyst

  AUTHORS: Luma M. Ahmed, Fatima T. Tawfeeq, Mariam H. Abed Al-Ameer, Khayal Abed Al-Hussein, Afrah R. Athaab

  KEYWORDS: Reactive Yellow 14 Dye, Zinc Oxide, Photocatalytic Decolourization, Treatment of Wastewater

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.4 No.11, November 4, 2016

  ABSTRACT: In this paper, the reactive yellow 14 dye solution was removed from aqueous solution in the presence of commercial ZnO (mean crystallite size is 44.116 nm) under the UV A light. The decolourization of dye process was obeyed to pseudo-first orderkinetics. The optimum conditions of decolourization for this dye such as: initial dye concentration 50 mg/L, best dose of ZnO 350 mg/100mL and initial pH of aqueous solution of dye 6.75 were studied. Activation energies for dye were found to be 27.244 kJmol-1. The photoreaction process was observed to be endothermic reaction and less randomness.