The aim of the current project is to treat chromium-polluted water economically from an
aqueous medium using algal biomass of Sargassum wightii and its biochar through a batch …

Qatar and other Gulf States have a diverse range of marine vegetation that is adapted to the
stressful environmental conditions of seawater. The industrial wastewater produced by oil …

The characterisation of hydrochars derived from Sargassum biomass collected along the
Mexican Caribbean coast reveals their favourable morphology and chemical composition for …

Antibiotic consumption at high levels in both human and veterinary populations pose a risk
to their eventual entry into the food chain and/or water bodies, which will adversely affect the …

Converting Sargassum horneri (SH)—a harmful marine stranding that can cause golden tide—
to highly porous bio-adsorbent material (via one-step catalytic oxidative pyrolysis with K 2 …

Background Heavy metal pollution has become a global problem, which urgently needed to
be solved owing to its severe threat to water ecosystems and human health. Thus, the …

An innovative approach was developed for removing very potent heavy metal cations and
dyes such as lead (Pb+ 2), copper (Cu+ 2) and methylene blue (MB) from simulated …

The spread of sargassum on beaches in Africa, Brazil, Central America, and the Caribbean
has increased to become a social, environmental, and economic problem. In recent years …

Biochar obtained via microwave-assisted pyrolysis (MAP) at 720 W and 15 min from cocoa
pod husk (CPH) is an efficient adsorbent of Cd 2+(aq). Biochar of residual biomass of CPH …

The rise of new bacterial strains resistant to current antibacterials emphasizes the urgency of
seeking alternative methods for microbial protection. Plants, including brown algae, have …