The removal of synthetic dyes from wastewater
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2016.69476Keywords:
dye, solvent sublation, surface-active substance, wastewater, rose bengal, hexatrimethylaminonium bromideAbstract
Current state of wastewater pollution caused by dyestuff was analyzed. Traditional techniques for dyes elimination and destruction were covered. Solvent sublation technology was proposed as an alternative method. The main characteristics of removal of rose bengal dye from wastewater by solvent sublation were investigated. The influence of pH, time, molar ratio of reactants was studied and the reasonable conditions of the process were determined
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