The classification of textile dyes has become essential due to the remarkable increase in the
type and number of dyes. The structural classification of these dyes can be determined by …

The contamination of the aquatic environment is becoming a serious problem. Dyes are
considered as micropollutants and visible in aquatic environment at very low concentrations …

Industrial wastewaters contain hazardous contaminants that pollute the environment and
cause socioeconomic problems, thus demanding the employment of effective remediation …

Clothing, one of the basic needs, demands the growth of textile industries worldwide,
resulting in higher consumption and pollution of water. Consequently, it requires extensive …

Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) introduce a hopeful technology for the removal of
water polluted with hard degradable organic compounds. Today, one of the main effective …

Synthetic organic dyes which are produced> 106 tons throughout the globe per year
commercially, are applied for several industrial purposes eg, textile, tannery, cosmetic, food …

The population and modernization of society have increased dramatically from past few
decades. In order to meet societal expectations, there has been a massive industrialization …

One of the greatest environmental concerns in the world is thought to be the effluents from
the textile industry. The use of synthetic dyes in textiles makes the traditional method of …

The textile industry is an age-old industry in human civilization and to date, it contributes to a
major portion of the economy in several nations. However, the generation of a huge volume …

Reactive dyes are pernicious pollutants in textile effluent, which are to be treated passably
before discharging into the environment. In the present study, a potential dye degrading …