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Kerebo et al., 2016 - Google Patents

Removal of methyl violet from synthetic wastewater using nano aluminium oxyhydroxide

Kerebo et al., 2016

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5142654245744384603
Author
Kerebo A
Desta A
Duraisamy R
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International Journal of Engineering Research and Development

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Dyes are one of the pollutants and due to their toxicity, carcinogenesis and irreversible the environment and humans. Clean, safe and adequate fresh water is crucial to all living organism and normal functioning of ecosystems, communities and economics. Absorption is …
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