Adsorption of polluted dyes from water by transition metal oxides: A review
Port Said University · British University in Egypt · +1 more institution
Abstract
Water is the source of life on the planet's surface. Water safety has become a crucial requirement for safe drinking water as a result of the increase in activities that can pollute water supplies. Every year, thousands of tons of dyes used in industry are discharged into water. The health and environmental issues brought on by dye pollution make surface water contamination a global issue of the utmost concern. Removal of dyes by adsorption technology is a particularly important technique, because of its usability, simplicity, high efficiency, and scale-up over a wide range of concentrations. Metal oxides are considered among the widely used nanomaterials for environmental control and contaminations removal.…
Citation impact
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- 19.71
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- 100%
- References
- 140
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3Topics & keywords
- Adsorption
- Transition metal
- Environmental chemistry
- Metal
- Chemistry
- Environmental science
- Organic chemistry
- Clean water and sanitation