Population growth and industrialization is associated with the elevation of hazardous
pollutants, including heavy metals, biomedical wastes, personal-care products, endocrine …

Wastewater treatment remains a fundamental issue worldwide to date despite different
technological progressions and breakthroughs. The wastewater, including heavy metal ions …

The effects of various synthesis methods of a novel biodegradable magnetically recyclable
cellulose-based adsorbent (a magnetized modified silica aerogel) on Pb (II) removal …

Remazol brilliant blue R dye (RBBR) brings toxicity to living organisms once it enters the
environment. This study utilized response surface methodology (RSM) and Polymath …

Phosphate and ammonia as important sources of eutrophication in water bodies, their
removal and recovery are crucial for environmental management. In this study, magnesium …

Water pollution, particularly the contamination of surface water due to industrial and hospital
discharges, has emerged as a significant environmental concern. A variety of methods and …

Abstract The Redlich–Peterson isotherm, a variant of the Sips isotherm, is widely used to
describe the adsorption characteristics of water contaminants. Despite its popularity, this …

Organothiophosphate pesticides (OPPs) are the most common water contaminants,
significantly endangering human health and bringing serious public safety issues. Thus …

As an emerging class of nanoporous materials, Metal Organic Framework (MOFs) are
distinguished for environmental remediation. ZIFs and Ni-MOF chosen as fluoride (F-) …

Carbon-based materials are among the most biosynthesized nanocomposites with excellent
tunability and multifunctionality features, that other materials fail to demonstrate. Naturally …