Superhydrophobic and superoleophilic (SHSO) membranes have gained remarkable
attention, particularly in selective and efficient oil-water separation applications. This paper …

One of the largest wastewater flows generated in the oil and gas industry is produced water
(PW), which can come from oil fields, gas fields or a combination of oil and gas fields. This …

Inorganic/organic composite coagulants have received wide attention in recent years due to
their outstanding properties in wastewater treatment. However, non-biodegradable synthetic …

Environmentally benign natural agents in the treatment of water are increasingly gaining
interest due to their cost effectiveness, low toxicity and inherently renewable characteristics …

Naphthenic acids (NAs) are widely present in crude oil and oil sands process-affected water
(OSPW). NAs in crude oil lead to corrosion problems, promote emulsion formation, decrease …

To ensure compliance with regulatory standards, it is important to examine the potential of
treatment technologies to enhance trace metal removal from wastewater. This study …

Naphthenic acids (NAs) are a mixture of aliphatic and alicyclic carboxylic acids which are
persistent in the environment. In this study, a sludge-based biochar/iron oxide (B-FeO x) …

Electrocoagulation (EC) was investigated as a potential landfill leachate treatment
technique. EC was performed using a laboratory-scale 2L reactor, with aluminum …

This study investigated the impact of coagulation-flocculation treatment on metal form and
bioavailability in municipal wastewater. Real humus effluent samples were separated into …

Natural organic matter (NOM) represents a range of heterogeneous hydrophobic and
hydrophilic components naturally occurring in the water source and, due to the fact that they …