Integrated adsorption and biological removal of the emerging contaminants ibuprofen, naproxen, atrazine, diazinon, and carbaryl in a horizontal tubular bioreactor

Human needs have led to the development of various products which are produced in the industries. These industries in turn have become a source of various environmental concerns. As industries release regulated and unregulated contaminants into the water bodies, it has become a serious concern for all living organisms. Various emerging contaminates from industries like pesticides, pharmaceuticals drugs like hormones, antibiotics, dyes, etc., along with byproducts and new complexes contaminate the water bodies. Numerous traditional approaches have been utilized for the treatment of these pollutants; however, these technologies are not efficient in most cases as the contaminants are mixed with complex structures or as new substances. Advanced technologies such as bioreactor techniques, advanced oxidation processes, and so on have been used for the treatment of industrial wastewater and have served as an alternative way for wastewater treatment. Overall, biological treatment techniques based on bioreactors provide a long-term and ecologically useful solution to industrial wastewater contamination. They play an important role in saving water resources and encouraging a greener sustainable future for mankind. The current review outlines the industrial effluents that are released into water bodies, contaminating them, as well as the numerous traditional and novel treatment procedures used for industrial wastewater treatment. Graphical abstract

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Efficient activation of peroxymonosulfate with zirconia-supported manganese and cobalt catalysts for oxidation of ibuprofen

Goenaga,

Diez,

Alvarez

2024

Catalysis Communications

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Integrated adsorption and biological removal of the emerging contaminants ibuprofen, naproxen, atrazine, diazinon, and carbaryl in a horizontal tubular bioreactor

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Efficient activation of peroxymonosulfate with zirconia-supported manganese and cobalt catalysts for oxidation of ibuprofen

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