REMOVAL OF ANIONIC SURFACTANTS BY ELECTROCOAGULATION PROCESS: Aluminium and Copper Electrodes
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REMOVAL OF ANIONIC SURFACTANTS BY ELECTROCOAGULATION PROCESS: Aluminium and Copper Electrodes

by Basheera Hussain Khatoon, Avapati Surya Lokesh, Meena Vangalapati

Chemical Engineering Environmental Engineering Water Treatment
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This research evaluates electrocoagulation using aluminium and copper electrodes to remove anionic surfactants from wastewater, analyzing the effects of key operational parameters on treatment performance.

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This study investigates electrocoagulation as a method for removing anionic surfactants from aqueous solutions.

Experiments compare the performance of aluminium and copper electrodes under varying operational conditions.

Key parameters such as current density, pH, and electrode material are evaluated for treatment efficiency.

Results provide insights into optimizing electrocoagulation processes for surfactant-laden wastewater.

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