Optimization of batch process parameters for chromium (vi) removal from synthetic wastewater using eggshell–clay composite

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  • What: In this study a biodegradable spherical adsorbent bead was developed from eggshell (ES) and_(BC) for the removal of hexavalent from synthetic wastewater. This research investigated that the composite may serve as a viable option for treating Cr (VI) containing Article Highlights • In this investigation, bio-composite beads were made using eggshell and Bijoypur clay, a kind of kaolinite clay that may be found in the Bijoypur area. A batch experiment was conducted to examine the adsorption of Cr (VI) onto beads.
  • Who: Prashanta Talukder from the Engineering and Technology, University of Dhaka, Dhaka . . .

     

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