Azo dyes and the byproducts of their degradation have the potential to pollute the environment. Natural water bodies experience less sunlight penetration as a result of these effluents being released into rivers and lakes. Because of their hue, the dyes pollute flowers and the aesthetics because...

This study aims to establish the effectiveness of nodule bacteria from Sesbania in eliminating nitrate (NO₃) and phosphate (PO₄) in wastewater from the sugarcane industry. The experiment was carried out for 60 days in which the wastewater was availed for treatment and Sesbania plants were modified...

This study used a biosorbent, derived from processed Prosopis juliflora root powder to treat wastewater and remove lead (Pb), cadmium (Cd), and copper (Cu) ions. The biosorption process was influenced by factors including temperature (25 to 65°C), biomass content (1 to 5 g), pH levels (1.0 to 7.0)...