Purpose Effluents produced in the textile industries are important sources of water pollution
due to the presence of toxic dyes, auxiliary chemicals, organic substances etc. Recycling of …

The practice of releasing highly noxious textile pollutants into the water environment is a
matter of great distress to the living community. In view of this issue, the study was proposed …

Various paper, oil, leather and textile industries generates a large amount of aromatic
recalcitrant organic pollutants and release them into the environment which causes severe …

This study demonstrated a simple and sustainable approach for removing dyes from water
through a new pre-deposited vinasse biochar (PDVB) membrane, which was developed by …

Biochar is a functional material prepared under controlled thermal decomposition of organic
feedstocks from crops, forestry residues, sewage sludge, algal biomass, and poultry manure …

The study provides a review of various applications of biomass-derived biochars, waste-
derived biochars, and modified biochars as adsorbent materials for removing dyestuff from …

Biochar, a carbon‐rich material produced through the pyrolysis of biomass, has been shown
to have the potential to remove contaminants from water and wastewater. However, due to …

Heavy metals are usually released into water bodies from industrial/domestic effluents such
as metal plating industries, mining and tanneries. Adsorption is a fundamental process in the …

Textile waste water has a great polluting potential as it consists of dyes, emulsifiers, toxic
metals, organic and inorganic compounds. Agro-based biochar is an effective adsorbent for …

This research work focuses on the development of biochar-infused polymeric mixed matrix
membranes, where the biochar is derived from spent spice wastes. While essential oils and …