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Heavy metals uptake from polluted water by biosorption-an overall review

Author Affiliations

  • 1Ashoka Institute of Technology and management, Rajnandgaon CG, India

Res.J.chem.sci., Volume 10, Issue (1), Pages 48-51, February,18 (2020)

Abstract

Heavy metals uptake from environment has been a matter for a long time. Conventional methods for the elimination of toxic metals has disadvantages such as high reagent requirement and generation of toxic sludge etc. Toxic substances may be resulting from metal plating, mining operations, sludge disposal, refining ores, pesticides, batteries. Hence, economic and eco-friendly techniques are requisite for water treatment. Biosorption is an affordable and effective technical process applied to eliminate pollutants from water. This technology is efficient cost effectual and sustainable technology. In this review paper investigate sorption technology for the sequestration of pollutants.

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