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Bromide ions (Br−) are associated with toxic by-products that might be produced during the disinfection of drinking water. The removal of Br− from water using roasted date pits (RODPs) and activated carbon was investigated. The percentage removal capacity of Br− was studied under various experimental conditions including solution pH, adsorbent mass and particle size, and initial Br− concentration...