Removal of Pb(II) ions from Tigris river wastewater in Mosul city by using modified commercial activated carbon

wijdan salih, shakir Saied, Reem Natheer, Mohanad Saleh

Abstract

Background:The water pollution of Tigris River is considered the main increasing problem in Mosul city, Iraq.The divalent lead ions are direct or indirect toxic heavy metals ions contaminant confirmed as non-biodegradables and have a long half-life due to corrosions and sedimentation of these metal ions in storm sewer trunk mains, the critical issue is eliminating these heavy metal ions by treatin...

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Keywords

Activated carbon

Wastewater

Adsorption

Nitric acid

Iodine value

Nuclear chemistry

Chemistry

Carbon fibers

Metal ions in aqueous solution

Methylene blue

Environmental chemistry

Environmental engineering

Waste management

Inorganic chemistry

Metal

Materials science

Environmental science

Organic chemistry

Composite material

Composite number

Engineering

Photocatalysis

Catalysis

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)

Clean water and sanitation

2021

Article

Open Access

Institution

Northern Technical University, Mosul Technical Institute, Department of Pharmacy,

Department of Medical Laboratory Techniques, Al-Noor University College, Mosul-Iraq,

Department of Chemistry, College of Education for pure science, University of Mosul

2-Y Citation Average

0.712

DOI

https://doi.org/10.21608/ejchem.2021.77656.3790

Language

en

Country

Iraq

Removal of Pb(II) ions from Tigris river wastewater in Mosul city by using modified commercial activated carbon

Egyptian Journal of Chemistry

wijdan salih, shakir Saied, Reem Natheer, Mohanad Saleh

Abstract

Background:The water pollution of Tigris River is considered the main increasing problem in Mosul city, Iraq.The divalent lead ions are direct or indirect toxic heavy metals ions contaminant confirmed as non-biodegradables and have a long half-life due to corrosions and sedimentation of these metal ions in storm sewer trunk mains, the critical issue is eliminating these heavy metal ions by treatin...