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... The removal of dyes from industrial effluent is a major problem as Government legislation becomes more ...streams from textile, paper, carpet and printing industries has created significant ... See full document

... The removal of methylene blue from aqueous solution by using powdered untreated material of flowers of Celosia argentea, stem of Cicer arietinum and cob of Zea mays L has been ... See full document

... remove dyes efficiently from the aqueous ...the dyes. All the dyes obey Langmuir ...the dyes obey Freundlich isotherm. Maximum percentage removal was observed for Magenta ... See full document

... tential adsorbent for the removal of nitrate from aqueous solutions using batch ...as low-cost adsorbent for the removal of nitrates ions from ... See full document

... and cost effectiveness became key factors in the selections of adsorbents for water and waste water ...various low cost adsorbents derived from agricultural waste, industrial by products or ... See full document

... suitable cost conservative adsorbent for methylene blue removal from an aqueous ...solution. Low cost adsorbents such as sugar cane bagasse, corn corb, paddy straw, ... See full document

... of low cost, recycled waste and eco-friendly absorbent has been investigated as an alternative process for replacement of currently expensive process for removing dyes from ...remove ... See full document

... a low cost adsorbent source, a mixture of activated animal bones has been investigated on their efficiency in chromium ion removal from aqueous ...of adsorbent, pH = 6, ... See full document

... fluoride removal, adsorption process has been explored widely and offers satisfactory results, so objective of this study was to investigate or check efficiency of low cost adsorbent ... See full document

... ions from water and wastewater is therefore very important and urgent action needs to be taken to protect both public health and the ...the removal of heavy metal ions from aqueous solutions ... See full document

... metal removal from waste water 8 . Many low cost adsorbents were prepared from materials such as crab shell 9 , bark of tree 10 , waste coir fiber 11 , wooden charcoal 12 , pine bark 13 ... See full document

... ions from effluents include chemical precipitation, lime coagulation, ion exchange, reverse osmosis and solvent extraction [11, ...apart from being economically expensive have disadvantages like incomplete ... See full document

... Arsenic is a ubiquitous metalloid, ranks 14 th in seawater, 20 th in natural abundance and 12 th in the human body[27]. As was isolated in 1250 A.D., it has been using in different fields, i.e. metal enrichment, ... See full document

... it from 4 to 12 mg L -1 , while maintaining the ZnO amount ...concentration from 4 to 12 mg L -1 , the removal efficiency decreases from ...in removal efficiency can be explained by the ... See full document

... with dyes absorption and reflection of sunlight that entered to water which interferes on the growth of bacteria level cannot biologically degradable in the water ...is low so naturally water purification ... See full document

... The removal of poisonous Cr (VI) from industrial wastewater by different low-cost abundant adsorbents was ...different adsorbent / metal ion ratios (Rane et ...concentration, ... See full document

... as low-cost adsorbents is reviewed. The use of these low-cost biosorbents increase its usefulness as they are relatively cheap or of free of cost, easily available, renewable and shows ... See full document

... maximum removal 58.2 % [33]. Activated carbon derived from finger citron residue was tested for their capacity to adsorb Methylene blue and methyl orange from aqueous ...of dyes onto ... See full document

... The removal of AR88 from aqueous solution using fixed ZnO photocatalysis under UV light irradiation was studied in the present ...highest removal efficiency was achieved at the ... See full document

... wastewater from various ...Apart from this wastewater from leather, tannery, textile, pigment & dyes, paint, wood processing, petroleum refining industries and photographic film production ... See full document