Groundwater contamination by fluoride (F¯> 1.5 mg/L) is pervasive and typically confined to
arid and semi-arid regions. Therefore, several parts of India are contaminated with F¯ …

One of the biggest issues throughout the globe is the increasing fluoride pollution of the
aquatic environment as a result of both naturally occurring and anthropogenic activities. Its …

Congo red (CR) dye is a synthetic azo dye expansively used in the textile industry, is
discharged to aquatic environments, and is toxic to humans and aquatic flora. The …

Biochar, a promising carbon-rich and carbon-negative material, can control water pollution,
harness the synergy of sustainable development goals, and achieve circular economy. This …

Biomass feedstocks have different physicochemical properties owing to their composition,
morphology, functional groups, and surface chemistry, leading to considerable differences in …

The wastewater generated from diverse human activities needs to be treated, restore, and
reused. Researchers have moved from the deployment of synthetic absorbents to …

Water pollution, particularly from elevated fluoride ion (F−) concentrations, is a significant
challenge in many developing countries, particularly those relying on groundwater. The …

Food waste is a common organic solid waste generated worldwide in significant quantities,
and its proper treatment and management practices are hindered by high moisture content …

Fluoride is essential for the human body and a global groundwater contaminant (the
recommended WHO limit is 1.5 mg/L). The mobilization and genesis of fluoride depend on …

This research work is focused on the comparative application of activated carbon (AC),
carbon nanofiber (CN), and synthesized graphene oxide (GO) in removing the emerging …