Titlebook: Dye Pollution from Textile Industry; Challenges and Oppor Pardeep Singh Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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Unterm Hammer: Marktwert und Kunstwerk,ttractive colours to clothes and prints. These colouring agents are called dyes. These dyes can be natural or synthetic. As natural dyes are present in limited colours and amounts, demand for synthetic dyes has increased many folds in recent years. Their use has increased because these are available

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Recent developments in flour milling,misery. The dyes present in the effluents contribute to water pollution to a large extent. Some of the methods employed to eliminate these dyes from polluted water are such as oxidative removal with oxidizing agents, application of UV and visible radiation, adsorption, distillation, membrane filtrat

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icity on living beings. Therefore, it is of high importance to remove both heavy metals and dyes from the environment to reduce their toxic effects. Among many existing techniques of pollutant remediation from aqueous solution, adsorption is one of the most simple, effective, and efficient one used

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this context ‘adsorption process’ plays a significant role. Although a plethora of research work on the mitigation of dyes from industrial wastes has been carried out across the world, the availability of literature on the use of oxide nano-materials synthesized from microorganisms for the removal