Iranian scientists trial a lab-scale reactor that they say removes up to 98% of colour from textile dyeing wastewater
ISFAHAN - Researchers in Iran have developed a new electrocoagulation (EC) reactor that they say can remove up to 98% of colour and more than 80% of key pollutants from textile dyeing wastewater.
Scientists at Isfahan University of Technology trialled a laboratory‑scale EC system for a study published in the peer-reviewed Scientific Reports journal.
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