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Studies on removal of Cu2+ from effluent water by using rice husk

Konga et al., 2015

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1542053055133634818
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Konga A
Arunsanjay K
Hariharaprabhu T
Sudhagar P
Solaman T
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Asian J. Microbiol. Biotechnol. Environ. Exp. Sci

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Heavy metals like chromium, copper, lead, zinc, mercury, cadmium etc. are present in wastewater from several industries such as metal cleaning and plating baths, refineries, paper and pulp, tanning, dyes and pigments etc. in which copper is present in a range from …
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