The environmental sector has expressed a growing interest in using electrocoagulation (EC)
to treat groundwater/wastewater for drinking/recycling purposes. In the EC process, the …

Electrocoagulation (ECoag) technique has shown considerable potential as an effective
method in separating different types of pollutants (including inorganic pollutants) from …

In this study, the mixed pollutants of microplastics and heavy metals from secondary effluent
of wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) were removed by interpenetrating bipolar plate …

The current study investigates the removal of phosphate from water using a new baffle
plates aluminium-based electrochemical cell (PBPR) taking consideration the influence of …

The process of Electrocoagulation (EC), the in-situ production of coagulants by passing an
electric current through sacrificial electrodes, is free of chemical additives and cost-effective …

Organic matter is a widely occurring pollutant in freshwater sources due to the extensive use
of synthetic organic compounds in industry and the natural occurrence of organic matter in …

Phosphate in freshwater possesses significant effects on both quality of water and human
health. Hence, many treatment methods have been used to remove phosphate from …

The continual discharge of emerging inorganic pollutants into natural aquatic systems and
their negative effects on the environment have motivated the researchers to explore and …

A new electrocoagulation reactor (EC), which utilises the concepts of baffle-plates, has been
applied to remove Escherichia coli (E. coli) from wastewater. This new aluminium-based EC …

Contamination of drinking water due to fluoride (F−) is a major concern worldwide. Although
fluoride is an essential trace element required for humans, it has severe human health …