Heavy Metal Removal from Water

Heavy Metal Removal from Water, Volume 1, provides a technical examination of the processes and technologies used to eliminate toxic metal ions from aqueous environments. This scientific text explores the principles of membrane-based separation, photocatalysts, and various adsorbents. The author, Umapada Pal, details the practical intricacies of these methods while comparing their effectiveness against conventional separation techniques. Readers gain insight into the global landscape of heavy metal contamination across both developed and developing nations.

This volume focuses on cutting-edge materials science and nanotechnology, specifically the use of MXenes and graphene for efficient ion removal. It covers the entire lifecycle of pollutants, including critical strategies for the extraction, recovery, and safe disposal of heavy metals. As a comprehensive resource for environmental science and chemical engineering, Heavy Metal Removal from Water, Volume 1, serves researchers, students, and policymakers working in pollution control and water supply management.