Waste Paper Gel for the Mutual Separation of Heavy Metals

Heavy Metals in Waste

Waste Biomaterials for Removal of Heavy Metals – An Overview

Environment fortification must require the use of natural products instead of chemicals to minimize pollution. The detoxification of metal pollutants from wastewater by the development of biomaterials having higher affinity, capacity and selectivity had been found to be as an alternative over conventional technologies that were often inadequate to reduce concentrations in wastewater to acceptab...

Frequency of electronics-waste generated heavy metals in urban waterways

Heavy metals are one of the dreadful environmental pollutants. Its toxicity is a menace to the ecosystem and has attracted global concern over the decades. The attendant uncontrolled disposal and recycling of electronic-waste (e-waste) has greatly influence the elevated concentration of heavy metals observed in Nigeria waterways. This study was carried out to investigate the frequency of the de...

Identification of the fungi absorbing heavy metals isolated from waste deposits of zinc factories

The disposed wastes of zinc industries contain large amounts of heavy metals such as Pb2+ and Cd2+. These elements are considered as hazardous elements to human beings and other organisms. This study aims at introducing the fungal isolates that evolved to be compatible with waste deposits during the time and can absorb Pb2+ and Cd2+ions. During the spring and autumn in 2011, eight samples of se...

On the Fate of Heavy Metals in Municipal Solid Waste Combustion Part I: Devolatilisation of Heavy Metals on the Grate