Adsorptive Separation Process for Water and Gaseous Air Pollution Control

Name: Adsorptive Separation Process for Water and Gaseous Air Pollution Control
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Theory and Applications

By: Tushar Kanti Sen

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eText | 22 January 2026 | Edition Number 1

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Adsorption is one of the efficient cost-effective separation processes that is in use for the removal of water and gaseous pollutants. This book provides a balanced mix of fundamental adsorption theory and application with a compilation of up-to-date developments and trends. It presents fundamental and advanced knowledge on solid/liquid and gas/solid separation unit operations and critically discusses the reaction-based mechanism of adsorption and adsorptive parameters estimation.

Key Features:

Puts emphasis on adsorption for water and gas remediation, reviewing state-of-the-art of the technology as well as introducing beginners to adsorption
Explores factors affecting the adsorption separation process including types of adsorbents and composite nano-adsorbents
Includes batch and continuous unit operation and design calculations
Proposes development of a sustainable cost-effective water filter including arsenic rich water purification
Discusses utilization of industrial and agricultural solid waste in alternative adsorbents during solid/liquid and gas/solid separation

This book is useful for researchers and graduate students in chemical and environmental engineering and analytical chemistry.