Bioremediation is traditionally carried out using 'free'bacterial cells; however, in recent years,
utilization of 'immobilized'bacterial cells has gained attention as a promising technique due …

For decades, a vast array of innovative biosorbents have been found out and used in the
removal of heavy metals, including bacteria, algae and fungi, etc. Although extensive …

Heavy metal ions in wastewater are a major source of water and soil pollution. In this study,
glycyrrhiza glabra root is introduced as a novel biosorbent for removing copper ions from …

In this study, phosphorus removal from aqueous solution was investigated using
chitosan/Ca-organically modified montmorillonite (chitosan/Ca-OMMT) beads in batch and …

This study was aimed at finding the metal sorption potential of six indigenous Trichoderma
strains by using batch experiments for Cd (II), Cr (VI), Cu (II), and Pb (II). Trichoderma …

As a toxic and metalloid substance, excess arsenic (As) can cause serious harm to the
environment and public health. In this work, crayfish shell biochar (CFS450) and modified …

The present study develops nanomagnetic ion-imprinted polymer, as a novel adsorbent with
selective adsorption and regenerate capability, employed for arsenic (As+ 5) adsorption of …

Arsenic is a toxic element for humans and a major pollutant in drinking water. Natural and
anthropogenic sources can release As into water bodies. The countries with the greatest …

Heavy metal pollution in soil and water is a potential threat to human health as it renders
food quality substandard. Different biosorbents such as microbial and agricultural biomass …

Arsenic, the 20th most common element in Earth's crust and historically regarded as the
King of Poisons, occurs naturally in two oxidation states, Arsenate (V) and Arsenite (III), and …