Grafted　cellulose　was　used　as　carrier　for　preparing　cellulose　supported　zero-valent　iron　adsorbents　(ZVI-SCB)　by　aqueous　reducing　technique.　The　ZVI-SCB　was　characterized　by　XRD　and　ESEM.　The　removal　of　trichloromethane　(TCM)　by　ZVI-SCB　was　investigated　under　different　conditions,　i.e.,　catalyst　kinds,　ZVI-SCB　dosage,　initial　concentration　of　trichlormethane　(TCM),　pH　value　and　concentration　of　chloridion.　When　dosage　of　ZVI-SCB　was　5g/L,　the　initial　concentration　of　TCM　was　36.7　mg/L　and　the　solution　pH　was　3.1,　the　removal　percentage　of　TCM　reached　84.4%.　In　addition,　the　obtained　data　were　modeled　using　pseudo-first-order　equation　and　second-order　equation.　The　correlation　coefficient　R　of　pseudo-second-order　equation　was　0.996~0.999,　indicating　that　the　better　fit　of　experimental　data　was　obtained　by　means　of　the　pseudo-second-order　model.