Boron removal and recovery from water and wastewater

IF 8.6 1区环境科学与生态学 Q1 BIOTECHNOLOGY & APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY

Reviews in Environmental Science and Bio/Technology Pub Date : 2022-08-08 DOI:10.1007/s11157-022-09629-w

Oyku Mutlu-Salmanli, Ismail Koyuncu

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Abstract

Boron is an important element for plants, humans, and animals in limited amounts. However, excess amounts can cause adverse effects in both humans and plants, necessitating its removal from certain systems. Boron compounds are used in many industrial applications, including in developing sectors like alternative energy technology; as a result, the need for this element is increasing and industries are looking towards boron recovery for the sustained use of this element in their products. While the literature on boron removal strategies is abundant, there is a relative lack of studies on boron recovery, with no review papers having yet addressed this topic. In this review, both boron removal and recovery techniques involving conventional approaches and membrane processes are examined to juxtapose the states of the science in these two related—and increasingly important—processes.

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水和废水中硼的去除和回收

硼是植物、人类和动物的重要元素，但数量有限。然而，过量会对人类和植物造成不利影响，需要将其从某些系统中清除。硼化合物用于许多工业应用，包括替代能源技术等发展领域;因此，对这种元素的需求正在增加，工业正在寻求硼的回收，以便在其产品中持续使用这种元素。虽然关于除硼策略的文献很多，但关于硼回收的研究相对缺乏，尚未有综述文章涉及这一主题。在这篇综述中，硼的去除和回收技术包括传统方法和膜工艺，以并列的科学状态在这两个相关的和日益重要的过程。图形抽象

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Reviews in Environmental Science and Bio/Technology Environmental Science-Waste Management and Disposal

CiteScore

25.00

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1.40%

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审稿时长

4.5 months

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