Novel ultrasound-assisted d-SPE effectively removes fast green fcf dye in various water samples, indicating it could replace existing techniques.
A novel technique called ultrasound-assisted d–SPE developed that based on the adsorption of FCF dye onto commercial chitin. The Fast Green FCF dye's concentration was measured at 624 nm using a UV-visible spectrophotometer. Analyte concentration, solution pH, ultrasound time, and interfering ions—all crucial elements of ultrasound-assisted dispersive solid-phase extraction—were examined and optimized. These findings demonstrated that the developed approach is easy to use, affordable, time-efficient, dependable, and suitable for a wide range of water samples. This novel method demonstrates significant potential as a viable alternative to existing removal techniques, particularly in applications related to dye removal.
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