This analysis demonstrates enhanced wastewater treatment efficiency using waste products from aluminum production and oil refining, suggesting a novel approach in material applications.
This scientific work examines the technological aspects of increasing the efficiency of wastewater treatment using materials and secondary raw materials obtained from the production of synthetic polymers. The main attention is paid to the development of a technological process based on the use of sorbents from waste from aluminum production and oil refining to improve the quality of drinking water and wastewater treatment. The structure of solid materials and their properties, depending on the mutual arrangement of atoms in the crystal lattice, have been studied. It was revealed that the properties of materials vary significantly depending on the number of atoms in the lattice, which is important for the development of new materials for effective wastewater treatment. The work is of interest to specialists in the field of ecology, chemical technology and water treatment
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