Search Results - "Golder, A.K."

Anionic reactive dye removal from aqueous solution using a new adsorbent—Sludge generated in removal of heavy metal by electrocoagulation by Golder, A.K., Samanta, A.N., Ray, S.

“…The present work investigates the potential of electrocoagulated metals hydroxide sludge (EMHS) generated during removal of Cr 3+ using Al electrode for…”
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Removal of trivalent chromium by electrocoagulation by Golder, A.K., Samanta, A.N., Ray, S.

“…The present work deals with removal of trivalent chromium (Cr 3+) from aqueous solutions in a batch stirred electrocoagulator with mild steel electrode pair…”
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Removal of Cr3+ by electrocoagulation with multiple electrodes : Bipolar and monopolar configurations by GOLDER, A. K, SAMANTA, A. N, RAY, S

“…Removal of Cr(3+) from aqueous solutions by electrocoagulation (EC) with multiple electrodes was studied with both bipolar and monopolar configurations. The…”
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Removal of phosphate from aqueous solutions using calcined metal hydroxides sludge waste generated from electrocoagulation by Golder, A.K., Samanta, A.N., Ray, S.

“…Removal of heavy metals by electrocoagulation generates substantial amount of electrocoagulated metal hydroxides sludge (EMHS). This paper reports calcined…”
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Electrocoagulation of methylene blue and eosin yellowish using mild steel electrodes by Golder, A.K., Hridaya, N., Samanta, A.N., Ray, S.

“…The paper presents the study of electrocoagulation (EC) of aqueous dye solutions of two different industrial dyes in a batch stirred cell. Experiments were…”
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Removal of Cr 3+ by electrocoagulation with multiple electrodes: Bipolar and monopolar configurations by Golder, A.K., Samanta, A.N., Ray, S.

“…Removal of Cr 3+ from aqueous solutions by electrocoagulation (EC) with multiple electrodes was studied with both bipolar and monopolar configurations. The…”
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Studies on bubble dynamics with mass transfer by Madhavi, T., Golder, A.K., Samanta, A.N., Ray, S.

“…The dynamics and mass transfer of a single reactive bubble of carbon dioxide rising in a strong alkaline solution of sodium hydroxide has been investigated…”
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