Water pollution with heavy metals, organic dyes, microorganisms, pesticides,
pharmaceuticals, fertilizers, and other pollutants has a significant negative impact on the …

Featured Application Nitrate pollution in waterbodies is a topic of environmental and health
concern. Being aware of the wide range of technologies available is a challenge of real …

Microbially induced calcium precipitation (MICP) driven by denitrification has attracted
extensive attention due to its application potential in nitrate removal from calcium-rich …

Globally, nitrate contamination in groundwater represents a paramount environmental
concern, bearing notable ecological and health ramifications. This research scrutinized the …

This study explores nitrate reduction in aqueous solutions using carboxymethyl cellulose
loaded with zero-valent iron nanoparticles (Fe0-CMC). The structures of this nano …

Zero-valent magnesium (ZVM) is a powerful and beneficial material for the reduction of Cr
6+ to Cr 3+. To the best of our knowledge, no work has been conducted on the removal of Cr …

As copper-coated cadmium granules, which are recommended for use in the standard
method for analyzing nitrate, are environmentally unfriendly and forbidden in some …

Nitrate is a contaminant widely found in surface water, and a high concentration of nitrate
can pose a serious threat to human health. Zero-valent iron is widely used to reduce nitrate …

Polluted aquifers can be decontaminated using either ZVI (zero valent iron) permeable
reactive barriers (PRB) or injected ZVI. The placement of ZVI within the aquifer may take …

The use of zero-valent iron (ZVI) for nitrate reduction has long been a topic of interest owing
to its excellent reactivity compared to other inorganic electron donors. However, there is …