Electrocoagulation (EC) is a popular wastewater treatment alternative that had been studied
extensively for a wide range of wastewater types, due to its versatility, ease of setup, low …

Electrocoagulation is an effective electrochemical approach for the treatment of different
types of contaminated water and has received considerable attention in recent years due its …

EC process, which stands for Electrocoagulation, is considered a widespread wastewater
remediation method that is investigated widely for an extensive variety of wastewater …

Natural organic matter (NOM) is a common occurrence in all raw waters (eg, surface waters,
groundwater, and wastewater) that are used for freshwater production. NOM is a leading …

Over the last few decades, water pollution has become a major concern considering the
adverse impact on environment and human health. Several methods and strategies have …

Treatment of wastewater from industries for meeting the effluent discharge standards is a
challenging task. Electrochemical methods, especially electrocoagulation (EC) process …

The rapid deterioration of water quality poses a serious threat and at the same time giving
rise to an opportunity to the researchers for solving the problem cogently through innovative …

Chromium is a hazardous compound from industrial processes, known for its toxicity,
mutagenicity, teratogenicity, and carcinogenicity. Chemical methods are efficient but cost …

The management of brine produced by the reverse osmosis process is challenging due to its
high salt and organic content. Limitations in brine disposal options sometimes necessitate …

Water pollution from textile industries is a great concern in develo** countries. To address
the textile wastewater treatment, this study investigated the removal of chemical oxygen …