Water has always been one of the most important and precious natural resources. However,
due to the rapid growth of the population and industrial progress, the available resources of …

In response to the growing global concern over environmental pollution, the exploration of
sustainable and eco-friendly materials derived from biomass waste has gained significant …

The potentials of biomass-based carbon quantum dot (CQD) as an adsorbent for batch
adsorption of dyes and its photocatalytic degradation capacity for dyes which are congo red …

In this study, initially 11 different bacterial strains were tested for the degradation capabilities
against Basic Orange 2 dye. In initial screening with 78.90% degradation activity …

Photocatalysts have developed into a successful strategy for degrading synthetic and
organic toxins, such as chemicals and dyes, in wastewater. In this study, graphene oxide …

Water-soluble dyes are a common problem in wastewater treatment, requiring highly
efficient methods for removal. In this study, novel sustainable adsorbents made from …

Graphene in its various forms including three-dimensional (3D) structure has recently
garnered considerable recognition due to its unique physicochemical and mechanical …

Due to the poor effectiveness of nanomaterials, the elimination of hazardous textile dyes
from wastewater is quite challenging. A wide range of low-cost, hybrid, and highly effective …

This study aims to remove Congo red dye from industrial effluent using economical
agriculturally-based nano-biosorbents like magnetic orange peel, peanut shells, and tea …

The essential use of natural materials or microbial biomass for effective dye removal from
water, combined with simultaneous antimicrobial activity, is crucial for environmental and …