Sharma and Kaur (2011) have shown that optimizing the adsorbent dose is crucial in an adsorption system. Their study investigated the effect of varying doses of sugarcane bagasse, from 50 to 1,500 mg, on the adsorption of dyes. These experiments were conducted at neutral pH, 308 K, with an equilibration time of 1 hour, and at different dye concentrations. They found that an increase in adsorbent dosage led to greater adsorption due to the larger surface area and more available adsorption sites . For instance, a 50 mg dose of sugarcane bagasse was sufficient for 100% adsorption of a 10 mg/L dye solution, though higher dye concentrations required larger doses.