Electrocoagulation (EC) is considered to be a highly efficient and environment-friendly water
treatment technology. The adsorption of flocs generated in-situ contributes to the pollutant …

Nickel ferrite nanocomposites (NFNCs) were prepared and utilized to remove hexavalent
chromium from the effluent of the electroplating industry. The nickel ferrite nanoparticles …

abstract This research investigated the adsorption of Cr (VI) using HNO3 0, 01 M-activated
rice straw in a batch system. Some parameters such as pH, initial Cr (VI) concentration, and …

Most process industries produce a large amount of effluent which includes bromine, which is
valuable for further use. After the separation of valuable bromine from such industrial …

This work is an attempt to remove Cr (VI) from simulated wastewater using
electrocoagulation (EC) process where stainless steel (SS) is used as a sacrificial electrode …

The electroplating industry is one of the industries that contribute to liquid waste that can
pollute the environment. An increase must also follow the rapid development of the …

This article reports the removal of chromium by electrocoagulation (EC) from metal complex
dye (MCD) industrial effluent in a batch reactor using iron electrodes. The paper evaluates …

The article presents an electrochemical method of wastewater treatment from Pb (II) ions
through granular graphite electrodes. The cathode was made of graphite particles and the …

In this study, high strength chromium (1500​ ppm) wastewater was treated by
electrochemical and chemical precipitation. Preliminary experiments using synthetic …

Galvanic effluents are composed of a wide range of heavy metals, requiring adequate
treatment to remove these contaminants and to meet the limits established by environmental …