1992
DOI: 10.1002/j.1554-7531.1992.tb00031.x
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Hazardous waste treatment technologies

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“…In 1992, Kim and Gee published a work in "Water Environmental Research" prospecting the relevant rule of biotechnology for the treatment of hazardous wastes (Kim & Gee, 1992). Approximately 30 years later, we know that bacteria can support the sustainable implementation of a circular economy by increasing the performances of wastewater treatments for water reuse (Choudri, Al-Awadhi, Charabi, & Al-Nasiri, 2020); controlling GHG emissions by the capture and/or sequestration of CO 2 or reducing its global pressures in the atmosphere (Koh & Shaw, 2018); producing hydrogen, biomethane and different forms of bioenergy (Sheehan et al, 2018); and introducing other amazing solutions with promising applications for global sustainability (Chang, DiGiovanni, & Mei, 2019).…”
Section: Vincenzo Naddeomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 1992, Kim and Gee published a work in "Water Environmental Research" prospecting the relevant rule of biotechnology for the treatment of hazardous wastes (Kim & Gee, 1992). Approximately 30 years later, we know that bacteria can support the sustainable implementation of a circular economy by increasing the performances of wastewater treatments for water reuse (Choudri, Al-Awadhi, Charabi, & Al-Nasiri, 2020); controlling GHG emissions by the capture and/or sequestration of CO 2 or reducing its global pressures in the atmosphere (Koh & Shaw, 2018); producing hydrogen, biomethane and different forms of bioenergy (Sheehan et al, 2018); and introducing other amazing solutions with promising applications for global sustainability (Chang, DiGiovanni, & Mei, 2019).…”
Section: Vincenzo Naddeomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La eliminación de determinados iones metálicos por precipitación, al adicionar una determinada cantidad de un álcali clásico ya sea NaOH o CaO, es una práctica habitual en la industria por su relativa sencillez de operación y mínima necesidad de equipo especial [161][162][163][164][165][166][167][168]. En dichos tratamientos la adición de un floculante que aglutine los coágulos insolubles acelera la precipitación logrando un efluente de reducida carga contaminante.…”
Section: Precipitación De Compuestos Poco Solublesunclassified