The trends in removal of heavy metal Conaminantes from the waste water by using biomaterials
The presence of large quantities of toxic metals such as mercury, lead, cadmium, zinc or others, poses serious health risks to humans, and this threat puts the scientific community under pressure to develop new methods to detect and eliminate toxic contaminants from wastewaters in efficient and economically viable ways. Industrial and agricultural effluents are a major cause of heavy-metal contamination, thus the removal and recovery of heavy metals from effluent streams is essential to the protection of the environment.