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Sustainable valorization of waste-derived adsorbents for textile RO brine pre-treatment via adsorption and UF hybrid systems
Reverse osmosis (RO) is widely employed for advanced treatment of textile wastewater, typically achieving around 80% water recovery, while the remaining brine still poses management challenges. This study explores the use of waste-derived adsorbents, sawdust-based activated carbon (ACs), cal
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