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  • Are wastewater treatment technologies better for removing hazardous pollutants?
  • Provided by the Springer Nature SharedIt content-sharing initiative Recent advances in wastewater treatment processes have resulted in high removal efficiencies for various hazardous pollutants. Nevertheless, some technologies are more suitable for targeting specific contaminants than others.
  • Can pharmaceuticals be removed from wastewater?
  • The removal of emerging contaminants such as pharmaceuticals from wastewater is also discussed. Industries are significant water consumers. On a global scale, they consume ~22% of the total water produced, whereas, in high-income counties, it can reach up to 60%.
  • Can electrocoagulation be used to treat heavy metals containing wastewater?
  • Petsriprasit, C., Namboonmee, J. & Hunsom, M. Application of the electrocoagulation technique for treating heavy metals containing wastewater from the pickling process of a billet plant. Korean J. Chem. Eng. 27, 854–861 (2010).
  • What is EC used for in wastewater treatment?
  • EC has been widely used for treating industrial wastewaters with metallic content 136. The efficiency of EC depends on the type of wastewater. For example, COD removal by EC in textile wastewater has been found to be from 40 to 70%, 96% for soluble oils, and 80% for paper waste 137.