The use of new technologies for the removal of pollutants from wastewater has become
globally necessary due to the complexity and facilities defined by conventional treatments …

There is an approximately 3% of fresh water available globally for utilization, while the rest of
the water is not available for usage, leaving billions of people with less water. Less water …

In this study, the efficacy of the promising iron—based polymeric inorganic coagulant
(POFC) was assessed for the reduction of eutrophication effect (freshwater toxicity) and the …

This study investigates the startup sequence of a Double Chamber Microbial Fuel Cell
(DCMFC) for the treatment of diverse industrial wastewater streams, including biorefinery …

Brewery wastewater (BWW) treatment seems to be challenging for conventional wastewater
treatment processes. Hence, different processes (ie, biological, physical, chemical, and …

Current review reports coagulation-based flocculation for treatment of radioactive
wastewater. At low pH, high dosages are necessary to achieve charge neutralization …

This article compares chemical coagulation with electrocoagulation, two popular methods
for the primary treatment of wastewater generated in the process of underground coal …

The effective treatment of wastewater to mitigate environmental pollution remains a critical
concern in modern society. This review examines the synthesis methods, physicochemical …

This study was done by using three basic coagulating agents for solid-liquid separation
processes to reuse the industrials effluent treatment plant wastewater and reduce an …

The discharge of effluents is a permanent environmental and sanitation concern. Efficient
water management must include water treatment and reuse. It is therefore necessary to …