Additives play an important role in the production of plastic materials through their application, which mechanical, thermal, and physical properties polymers are improved, making them last longer be more resistant. During synthesis polypropylene resins, remains additives that not absorbed by resin removed purification stage end up wastewater. In this article, recovery (Z)-13-docosenamide from ...

The processes of self-purification nature due to the high concentration xenobiotics and resistance decomposition are very slow. Therefore, an urgent environmental task is restore environment: rational processing industrial agricultural waste, restoration land fertility from toxic chemicals, disposal sludge sewage treatment plants, purification water sources, etc. Among above problems production...

Due to the growth of man-caused pollution, there is a need use modern methods water purification. It advisable sorption for extraction heavy metals, which are considered be particularly dangerous. established that sorbents based on magnetite quite effective in copper ions. shown capacity magnetite-based towards ions depends ratio concentrations Fe 2+ and 3+ reaction mixture, increases with incr...

Background & Aims of the Study: Discharge of industrial wastewater to the environment has harmful effects. Textile industry is one of the industries that burdens pollutants to the environment. So the wastewater of these industries must be treated before discharging into the environment. Various methods for removing industrial pollutants have been investigated. Among them, AOPs have attracted mu...

Biofilms of natural anaerobic microbial consortia externally grown on Gas Diffusion Electrodes (GDL) in a bioreactor, were investigated within a MembraneElectrode-Assembly with respect to lifetime and electricity production upon variation of biodegradable materials with an oxygen demand of 1000mg/l as simulated waste water. A remarkable differentiation and plasticity of the films is observed, t...

eclaimed municipal wastewater is becoming a source of public water supplies in places where water is limited. In countries such as Japan, South Africa, and France, legislation encouraging innovative technologies that render wastewater fit for reuse has stimulated the development of alternative processes.1 The use of membranes in tertiary treatment and advanced purification evolved as a promisin...

Wastewater samples originating from an explosives production plant (3,000 mg N l(-1) nitrate, 4.8 mg l(-1) nitroglycerin, 1.9 mg l(-1) nitroglycol and 1,200 mg l(-1) chemical oxygen demand) were subjected to biological purification. An attempt to completely remove nitrate and to decrease the chemical oxygen demand was carried out under anaerobic conditions. A soil isolated microbial consortium ...

The interest in recovery of various functional proteins from large volume of industrial broths and biological wastewater streams has increased in recent years, due to the advancement in genetic engineering, and concerns about recycling limited resources and environmental protection (Lan, 2001). Ion exchange adsorption and chromatography have long been used for downstream processing in the biote...

Wastewater produced by hydraulic fracturing (" fracking ") for natural gas in the Marcellus Shale is already overwhelming disposal options and will continue to do so as gas development increases, according to newly published research. The investigation did not evaluate environmental consequences of the wastewater. But lead author Brian Lutz, an assistant professor in the Kent State University D...