The electrocoagulation (EC) process is an electrochemical means of introducing coagulants
and removing suspended solids, colloidal material, and metals, as well as other dissolved …

The environmental sector has expressed a growing interest in using electrocoagulation (EC)
to treat groundwater/wastewater for drinking/recycling purposes. In the EC process, the …

Natural organic matter (NOM), a key component in aquatic environments, is a complex
matrix of organic substances characterized by its fluctuating amounts in water and variable …

The current study investigates the removal of phosphate from water using a new baffle
plates aluminium-based electrochemical cell (PBPR) taking consideration the influence of …

Research developments in environmental electrochemistry and their potential to contribute
to a cleaner environment are reviewed here for wastewater treatment applications. Most …

Organic matter is a widely occurring pollutant in freshwater sources due to the extensive use
of synthetic organic compounds in industry and the natural occurrence of organic matter in …

Arsenic contamination in drinking water is a major issue in the present world. Arsenicosis is
the disease caused by the regular consumption of arsenic contaminated water, even at a …

Arsenic, classified as a carcinogen, is being subject to high concern due to its high toxicity
especially in drinking water. Electrocoagulation (EC) has displayed a great potential as an …

Pollution of water resources by arsenic (As) that originates from both natural and
anthropogenic sources is a serious matter causing health problems to millions of people …

The goal of this project was to remove iron from drinking water using a new
electrocoagulation (EC) cell. In this research, a flow column has been employed in the …