“…Physical separation of suspended solids, oils and greases, and biological treatments, have been shown to be very economical and reliable systems in the cases of municipal wastewater, food and farm processing water 7 . However, there are cases in which the effectiveness of these treatments drops away (e.g., soluble substances requiring physical separation, recalcitrant compounds, toxic substances for biological treatment), and, therefore, different chemical processes are used as a coadjutant in order to perform a more efficient effluent treatment [4][5][6] . Classical wastewater technologies based upon phase transfer merely concentrate the pollutants, which then have to be eliminated in a further treatment step.…”