Synthesis and application of carbon adsorbents in chromatographic separation of biologically active complexes

Almagul Kerimkulova, Сейтхан Азат, LM Manocha, SM Manocha, GE Zhusupova, ZA Mansurov

2017

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DOI 10.15761/fnn.1000150
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Abstract

Nanostructured carbon sorbents based on agricultural wastes, such as rice husk (RH), apricot kernel (AK), walnut shells (WS) are obtained.Sorption capacity in terms of specific surface area, methylene blue adsorption, electron microstructure of the surface and ultimate composition of obtained samples of carbon-based sorption material are investigated.Herbal substance "Limonidine" is isolated from plant roots of L. Gmelinii species of Limonium Mill genus using a column chromatography with nanocarbon sorbent.A possibility to use carbon-based sorption materials for separation and purification, as well as in various biologically active complexes (BAC) is described.