… contaminants, heavy metals are not biodegradable and tend to accumulate in living organisms
and many heavy metal ions are known to be toxic or carcinogenic. Toxic heavy metals of …

… In addition to the detection of heavy metal ion, their removal from aqueous systems is
essentially a highly important concern. Water contaminated with highly toxic heavy metal ions such …

… a Heavy metal ions adsorption process; the metal ions of wastewater adhere to the surface
of nanoporous adsorbents, which has a high surface area due to its porosity. The adsorption …

… Metals and their ions … heavy metal ions (HMs) are essential to many organisms in small
doses, high doses affect the ecosystem and human health, and in the case of very toxic metals …

… of heavy metal ions. This review presents various electrochemical detection techniques for
heavy metal ions … generated due to presence of heavy metal ions in the solution matrix like …

… In addition to the common heavy metal ions mentioned above, heavy metal ions such as
Hg(II), U(VI), Cd(II), and Ni(II) are non-biodegradable and highly toxic though at low …

… each other and ions entering the soil system [1]. The ability of soils to adsorb metal ions from
… Heavy metal ions are the most toxic inorganic pollutants which occur in soils and can be of …

… be concluded that heavy metal ions like … heavy metal ions induce mechanisms of gene
activation in endothelial cells as do proinflammatory mediators, indicating that corroding metal ion …

… dissolved heavy metals include chemical precipitation, chemical oxidation and reduction,
ion … Using microorganisms as biosorbents for heavy metals offers a potential alternative to …

… oxides, are reviewed as adsorbents in the removal of different heavy metal ions, such as
Ni(… of heavy metal ions and the modification of adsorbents on the removal of heavy metal ions …