Rapid industrialization with the increase in the population leads to the water crisis. The number of industries using heavy metals such as copper, chromium, nickel, zinc, etc. in their process is also leaving behind the effluent containing a large amount of heavy metals which discharged directly to the water bodies. There are constraints set by the regulatory bodies of government on the industries to maintain an upper level discharge limit for each of the metal ion. There are various methods available for the removal of metal ions which are selected according to the requirement.
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