A comparative study on the efficiency of natural and synthetic coagulant for microalgal removal from the nile water; effect of activated carbon addition

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A looking for natural coagulants for algal removal is one of the researchers interests due to synthetic coagulants concerning different health problems. So, in this study, a comparative investigation was performed to determine the effect of Alum, FeCl3 as synthetic coagulants, and Moringa seed extract as a natural coagulant. The synthetic coagulants were prepared and Moringa seed has been watered extracted; all coagulants performed by Jar test at different doses for algal removal, and the effect of adding the powder activated carbon (PAC) derived from cotton stalk was tested as a coagulant aid. The data revealed that all coagulants show good removal but the Moringa seed extract in addition to PAC exhibited the excellent result of removal reached 100%.

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Moghazy, R. M. (2020). A comparative study on the efficiency of natural and synthetic coagulant for microalgal removal from the nile water; effect of activated carbon addition. Egyptian Journal of Aquatic Biology and Fisheries, 24(7 Special issue), 155–169. https://doi.org/10.21608/ejabf.2020.119495

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