废水
反渗透
卤化
卤化物
水处理
电渗析
环境科学
重新使用
废物管理
化学
环境工程
工程类
膜
有机化学
生物化学
作者
Emmanuel A. Oke,Olutayo Abiodun Oluyinka,Stephen Damilare Afolabi,Kelechukwu Kelvin Ibe,Saheed Abiola Raheem
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.jwpe.2023.103724
摘要
Halides and halogenated compounds are among the important water pollutants that are detrimental not only to the well-being of industrial facilities but also to aquatic life and the health of mankind when their presence exceeds tolerable limits. They are naturally present in brackish waters; introduced into the environment via anthropogenic activities. Water disinfection via halogenation can also cause their presence in the water. Decontamination of industrial wastewater (of halides and halogenated compounds) is required to ensure its suitability for reuse or safe discharge into the environment. The importance of treating halide or halogenated compounds-laden water meant for human consumption cannot also be overemphasized. As part of efforts to conserve water resources and ensure their safety for consumption, scientific research has discovered methods of treating halide and halogenated compounds-laden waters, and these methods are proving to be effective. Here, we review the mechanisms, the most recent findings, and the progress of the highly effective and widely accepted techniques (such as green solvent extraction, reverse osmosis, nanofiltration, electrodialysis, ion-exchange, and adsorption). There are strengths and weaknesses of these technologies which are well explored in this article. Furthermore, future research directions, which serve as a foundation for further improvements to these methods, are not overlooked.
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