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Applications of Diatom for Treatment of Industrial Effluents: Waste to Wealth Approach

  • John Tsado Mathew , Abel Inobeme , Etsuyankpa Muhammad Bini , Charles Oluwaseun Adetunji , Elijah Yanda Shaba , Musah Monday , Yakubu Azeh , Mary Jummai Jiya , Tanko Ezekiel , Muhammad Aishetu Ibrahim , Amos Mamman , Jemkur Maurice , Elijah Yanda Shaba , Musah Monday , Yakubu Azeh , Mary Jummai Jiya , Tanko Ezekiel , Muhammad Aishetu Ibrahim , Amos Mamman und Jemkur Maurice
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Marine Biomass
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Abstract

The escalating global pollution crisis demands innovative and sustainable approaches for wastewater and industrial effluent treatment. Diatoms, unicellular microalgae renowned for their unique characteristics, have emerged as promising tools for phycoremediation. This review explores the potential of diatoms in remediating contaminated water sources. Diatoms excel in nutrient uptake, CO2 sequestration, and biomass production. Their intricate silica shells provide structural stability, making them resilient in diverse environmental conditions. Additionally, the ability of diatoms to synthesize bioactive compounds further enhances their application in pollutant removal. This review discusses recent advancements in diatom-based phycoremediation strategies, highlighting their eco-friendly and cost-effective nature. Harnessing diatoms for wastewater and industrial effluent treatment offers a sustainable solution for mitigating environmental degradation while concurrently producing valuable biomass for various industries.

Abstract

The escalating global pollution crisis demands innovative and sustainable approaches for wastewater and industrial effluent treatment. Diatoms, unicellular microalgae renowned for their unique characteristics, have emerged as promising tools for phycoremediation. This review explores the potential of diatoms in remediating contaminated water sources. Diatoms excel in nutrient uptake, CO2 sequestration, and biomass production. Their intricate silica shells provide structural stability, making them resilient in diverse environmental conditions. Additionally, the ability of diatoms to synthesize bioactive compounds further enhances their application in pollutant removal. This review discusses recent advancements in diatom-based phycoremediation strategies, highlighting their eco-friendly and cost-effective nature. Harnessing diatoms for wastewater and industrial effluent treatment offers a sustainable solution for mitigating environmental degradation while concurrently producing valuable biomass for various industries.

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents V
  3. List of contributors IX
  4. Applications of Diatom for Treatment of Industrial Effluents: Waste to Wealth Approach 1
  5. Biochar Production from Marine Algae: A Potential Biosorbent for Wastewater Treatment 21
  6. Utilization of Marine Green Algae for Development of Bioplastics 39
  7. Biochar Production from Marine Algae and Its Application in the Treatment of Industrial Effluent 57
  8. Application of Marine Biomass for Carbon Neutrality, Sustainable Environment, and Economy 95
  9. Unlocking High-Value Products from Diatoms via Biorefinery Processes for a Sustainable Biocircular Economy 129
  10. Diatoms: A Sustainable Tool for Phycoremediation of Industrial Wastewater 149
  11. Application of Marine Biomass in Biofertilizer Production: A Novel Approach for Environment Protection 177
  12. Seagrass Ecosystems: Carbon Sequestration, Ecosystem Services, and Sustainable Bioeconomy 201
  13. Marine Biorefinery: An Environmentally Sustainable Solution to Turn Marine Biomass and Processing Wastes into Value-Added Products 223
  14. Potential of Marine Microalgae for the Production of Food and Feed Industry 249
  15. Production of Biochar from Marine Algae and Its Use in the Treatment of Industrial Effluent 279
  16. Potential Seaweed-Derived Bioactive Compounds for Pharmaceutical Applications 297
  17. Application of Marine Biomass in Biofertilizer Production 319
  18. The Biology of Diatom and Potential Usage for Value-Added Products 341
  19. Marine Resources: Plethora of Opportunities for Sustainable Future 367
  20. Applications of Biochar from Marine Algae for Treatment of Emerging Contaminants 389
  21. Index 403
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