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Study of some indicators affecting the effectiveness of chromium reduction in wastewater from tanning

دراسة بعض المؤشرات المؤثرة على فعالية تخفيض معدن الكروم في مياه الصرف الناتجة عن الدباغة

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 Publication date 2017
and research's language is العربية
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This research aims to: Determination of optimal pH values to reach the highest efficiency of chromium removal in industrial wastewater from tanneries by chemical deposition. Access to close concentration of the permitted concentration of chromium in treated tannery wastewater according to Syrian Standard No. 2580/2002 (Table 1).

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