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Fig 1.

FT-IR spectrum of Crown ether, Aldehyde, and Ketone.

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FESEM images of (a) MC before adsorption of dye (magnification: 25 kx, 2 μm), (b) MC after adsorption of BG (magnification: 25 kx, 2 μm), (c) MC after adsorption of MG (magnification: 25 kx, 2 μm), and (d) MC after adsorption of SA (magnification: 25 kx, 500 nm).

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Fig 3.

EDX of MC (a), MC after adsorption of BG (b), MC after adsorption of MG (c), and MC after adsorption of SA (d).

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Fig 4.

Demonstrates the X-ray diffraction spectra for MC (black line), MC after adsorption of BG (red line), MC after adsorption of MG (blue line), and MC after adsorption of SA (green line).

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Fig 5.

Adsorption time impact of BG, MG, and SA removal onto MC.

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Table 1.

Kinetic characteristics for the adsorption of BG, MG, and SA.

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Fig 6.

Effect of pH on removal percentage of BG, MG, and SA onto adsorbent.

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Fig 7.

Effect of concentration on adsorption of BG, MG, and SA onto adsorbent.

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Fig 8.

Effect of adsorbent dose on dye removal.

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Fig 9.

Effect temperature on dye removal percent.

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Table 2.

Thermodynamic parameters for the adsorption of BG, MG, and SA dye molecules onto the adsorbent.

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Table 3.

The parameters of the Langmuir and Freundlich and Temkin models for dye adsorption onto adsorbent.

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Fig 10.

Reusability of adsorbent for dyes removal percent.

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Table 4.

Comparison of BG, MG, and SA adsorbent in different adsorbent materials.

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