Nanostructured adsorbents based on plant waste have been derived. Optimal technological parameters of process have been established Practical application of adsorbents produced with the use of nanotechnologies gives an opportunity to improve the indices of the refining of sunflower oil and increase the extent of the purification of sewage from heavy metal ions.
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