💨 Abstract
Researchers at NIT, Rourkela have developed an innovative method for treating industrial waste water contaminated with persistent dyes like Bismarck Brown R. The process, funded by DST and published in Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering, involves a ceramic membrane coated with Zeolite and Zinc Oxide nanocomposite and micro bubbles generated via an air diffuser.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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