Investigation on Efficient Removal of Fluoride from Ground Water Using Activated Carbon Adsorbents

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Groundwater seems to be the most significant natural source of potable water for millions individuals. Fluoride pollution in groundwater is a big problem Tamil Nadu’s Dharmapuri area. According survey done school area, dental and skeletal fluoroses afflict almost 75% kids. There no proven or recommended cost-effective strategy lowering fluoride levels home. This study proposes efficient treatment approaches levels. In this experiment, fluorides are eliminated suitable extent utilizing adsorbents. Neem stem charcoal (activated carbon), neem leaves powder, dry coconut husk, shell rice husk powder The adsorbents were utilized at different concentrations until best concentration was found. ideal removes bulk from delivers adequate treatment. People could adopt procedure because just few components enough. As per Bureau Indian Standards, should not exceed 1.5 ppm, it lesser than 1 ppm; keeping mind, which has higher efficiency removing can used extensive environments, but selected place, reduces even below relays standard level. result, adopting these procedures helps prevent fluoroses, common among young people.

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ژورنال

عنوان ژورنال: Adsorption Science & Technology

سال: 2022

ISSN: ['2048-4038', '0263-6174']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1155/2022/7948069