Sewage - Purification - Color removal.

Adsorption of reactive red 158 dye by chemically treated cocos nucifera L. shell powderadsorption of reactive red 158 by cocos nucifera L. / by: (Electronic resources)

Advances in dye removal technologies by: (Electronic resources)

Advanced removal techniques for dye-containing wastewaters by: (Electronic resources)

Membrane based methods for dye containing wastewaterrecent advances / by: (Electronic resources)

Advanced oxidation processes in dye-containing wastewater.Volume 1 by: (Electronic resources)

Biological approaches in dye-containing wastewater.Volume 2 by: (Electronic resources)

Biological approaches in dye-containing wastewater.Volume 1 by: (Electronic resources)

Advanced oxidation processes in dye-containing wastewater.Volume 2 by: (Electronic resources)

Effluent dye removal by microwave-assisted activated carbon by: (Electronic resources)

Dye pollution from textile industrychallenges and opportunities for sustainable development / by: (Electronic resources)

Sewage

Chemistry.

Water Quality/Water Pollution.

Sustainable Development.

Water.

Green chemistry.

Chemical Engineering.

Soil and Water Protection.

Nanochemistry.

Environment.

Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering.

Membranes (Technology)

Environmental Chemistry.

Structural Materials.

Materials Chemistry.

Water

Dyes and dyeing

Sustainability.

Environmental Engineering/Biotechnology.

Textile industry

Coconut palm.

Bioorganic Chemistry.

Cleaning and dyeing industry

Pollution.

Green Chemistry.

Biological Membranes.

Waste Management/Waste Technology.

Dye industry

Environmental protection.