Abstract:In recent years, the arsenic content of groundwater and soil due to the mining processes and natural and/or anthropogenic sources exceeds the permissible level, leading to adverse effects on human health and the ecosystem. The paper provides the optimized condition for the arsenic removal from the aqueous media using electrocoagulation, which is no additional reagents/chemicals, in situ generation of coagulants continuously, low energy consumption. The optimal conditions were found to be as follows: pH 7, elec… Show more
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