Fruit peels, which are common agricultural byproducts, have been extensively used as
abandoned or low-cost biosorbents to remove heavy metals. In this study, dragon fruit peel …

The demand for clean water is on the increase as rapid industrialization is still contributing to
pollution. Nowadays, as water is the basic need for mankind, efforts have gathered …

The potential to remove Pb (II) ion from wastewater treatment systems using raw and treated
maize stover through adsorption was investigated in batch experiments. To achieve this …

The ability to modify a waste by-product precursor, maize tassel biomass using sulfuric acid
as the activating agent with specific focus on Lead (II) ion from water has been proposed …

Forefront among those to be affected by significant copper (Cu) and lead (Pb) contamination
of Lake Gerio are fish within, crops whose irrigation source is water from the lake and …

This research is aimed at investigating the removal of lead from synthetic wastewater using
floral wastes through biosorption. Lead reduction from synthetic wastewater using three …

The present study aimed to synthesize Copper oxide-Zinc oxide nanocomposites (CuO-ZnO
NCs) based on the sol− gel method, which was further used as a novel platform for the …

The efficacy of the watermelon peel biomass was tested for the removal of lead, copper and
cadmium metal ions using batch experiments. Watermelon peel was first modified by …

The investigation has been carried out on the removal of heavy metals nickel and cobalt
using tamarind tree bark (Fabaceae) an easily available and eco-friendly biosorbent from …

Heavy metals are considered one of the most serious toxic substances since they are non-
biodegradable and can cause several health implications. The removal of heavy metals …