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Agriculture waste biomass valorisation for cationic dyes sequestration: a concise review

Sivarajasekar et al., 2015

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1566399447984117648
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Sivarajasekar N
Baskar R
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J. Chem. Pharm. Res

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Wastes and by-products of agricultural industry are huge in amount and difficult to handle. These predominant waste materials could be utilised by converting them into a useful products such as biosorbents. The effluent holding the toxic cationic dyes from textile …
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