Use of The Electrodialysis Process For Fluoride Ion And Salt Removal From Multi-Constituent Aqueous Solutions

Grzegorzek, Martyna; Majewska-Nowak, Katarzyna

doi:10.21307/acee-2016-057

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“…Adsorption is one of the most used methods for defluoridation due to its simple operation, low energy consumption, and low cost, compared with other methods such as ion exchange (Sundaram and Meenakshi, 2009), coagulation (He et al, 2016;Gan et al, 2019), flocculation (Wang et al, 2013), precipitation (Lu and Liu, 2010), reverse osmosis (Shen and Schä fer, 2015;Owusu-Agyeman et al, 2019) and electrodialysis (Grzegorzek and Majewska-Nowak, 2016).…”

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Removal of fluoride from water using activated carbon fibres modified with zirconium by a drop-coating method

Pang

Chan

Jande³

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Chemosphere

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Removal of fluoride from water using activated carbon fibres modified with zirconium by a drop-coating method

Pang

Chan

Jande³

et al. 2020

Chemosphere

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“…Badania nad zastosowaniem ED do usuwania fluorków z roztworów wodnych prowadzą też Majewska-Nowak i in. [51,52]. Badano roztwory zawierające 5, 10, 100 i 200 mg F -/l, sól mineralną (0,5 g NaCl/l) oraz substancje organiczne (5, 10 i 15 mg/l kwasów humusowych).…”

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Fluorine in the Water Environment - Hazards and Removal Methods

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2018

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A Review of Defluoridation Techniques of Global and Indian Prominence

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Slathia

2022

Curr. World Environ

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Fluoride(F-) is the 13thmost abundant chemical element in the Earth's crust which has been widely recognised for its health benefits at low concentration but poses a serious threat to public health at very high doses. The world health organization has set the fluoride guideline limit of 1.5 mg/l in drinking water. Globally, over 260 million people drink water with high fluoride concentrations. Widespread distribution and high fluoride levels in the potablewater in most of the areas of the world has prompted substantial research and mitigation efforts to address the growing public health concerns related to fluoride contamination. With the recent advances in science, various defluoridation methods such as adsorption, ion exchange, precipitation-coagulation, membrane processes, biological defluoridation and even integrated approaches have been developed for the management of fluoride-contaminated aquatic environments. This review provides an up-to-date insight into thedefluoridation techniques developed and implemented throughout the world and highlightsthe advantages and disadvantages of each technique.The literature survey confirms that despite developing so many novel techniques for defluoridation over the years, there is still no effective fluoride removal technique that can achieve the desired results in a cost-effective and sustainable manner. Therefore, development of a commercially practical, economical, and sustainable technique is required to prevent people especially the most vulnerable from poor and developing nations (dependent on untreated water)from the hazards of fluoride contamination.

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Use of The Electrodialysis Process For Fluoride Ion And Salt Removal From Multi-Constituent Aqueous Solutions

Cited by 3 publications

References 20 publications

Removal of fluoride from water using activated carbon fibres modified with zirconium by a drop-coating method

Removal of fluoride from water using activated carbon fibres modified with zirconium by a drop-coating method

Fluorine in the Water Environment - Hazards and Removal Methods

A Review of Defluoridation Techniques of Global and Indian Prominence

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