200
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S.No.
Journal title
Volume/Issue
article title
Year of
publication
Page no.
Content referred in
the current book
chapter
9
Chemical
Engineering and
Processing
41
2002
601–609
10
Desalination
143
2002
11–20
11
Separation
Science and
Technology
26
1991
1295–1313
12
Water Science
and Technology
40
1999
37–144
13
Water Research
35
2001
567–572
14
Catalysis Today
53(1)
1999
51–59
15
Modern Applied
Science
3
2009
146–160
Table 2:
Characteristics of
the wastewater and
dye bath effluent of
various treatment
units
16
Water
11(2)
2019
205
Table 3:
Comparison of
oxidation potential
17
Journal of the
Mexican
Chemical Society
[online]
58(3)
2014
256–275
Table 4: Oxygen
evolution potential
of different anodes
18
Applied Catalysis
B Environmental
198
2016
347–377
Table 5: Energy
band gap of
different
semiconductors
References
1. Meena ML, Dangayach GS, Bhardwaj A (2014) Measuring quality of work life among workers
in handicraft industries of Jaipur. Int J Ind Syst Eng
2. Chavan RB (2001) Indian textile industry—environmental issues. Indian J Fibre Text Res
26:11–21
3. Babu BR, Parande AK, Kumar SA, Bhanu SU (2011) Treatment of dye effluent by
electrochemical and biological processes. Open J Saf Sci Technol 1:12–18
4. Babu BR, Parande AK, Raghu S, Prem Kumar T (2007) Cotton textile processing: waste
generation and effluent treatment. J Cotton Sci 11:141–153
5. Brillas E, Martínez-Huitle CA (2015) Decontamination of wastewaters containing synthetic
organic dyes by electrochemical methods. An updated review. Appl Catal B Environ 166–
167:603–643. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apcatb.2014.11.016
R. Sukanya Devi et al.
(continued)
S.No.
Journal title
Volume/Issue
article title
Year of
publication
Page no.
Content referred in
the current book
chapter
9
Chemical
Engineering and
Processing
41
2002
601–609
10
Desalination
143
2002
11–20
11
Separation
Science and
Technology
26
1991
1295–1313
12
Water Science
and Technology
40
1999
37–144
13
Water Research
35
2001
567–572
14
Catalysis Today
53(1)
1999
51–59
15
Modern Applied
Science
3
2009
146–160
Table 2:
Characteristics of
the wastewater and
dye bath effluent of
various treatment
units
16
Water
11(2)
2019
205
Table 3:
Comparison of
oxidation potential
17
Journal of the
Mexican
Chemical Society
[online]
58(3)
2014
256–275
Table 4: Oxygen
evolution potential
of different anodes
18
Applied Catalysis
B Environmental
198
2016
347–377
Table 5: Energy
band gap of
different
semiconductors
References
1. Meena ML, Dangayach GS, Bhardwaj A (2014) Measuring quality of work life among workers
in handicraft industries of Jaipur. Int J Ind Syst Eng
2. Chavan RB (2001) Indian textile industry—environmental issues. Indian J Fibre Text Res
26:11–21
3. Babu BR, Parande AK, Kumar SA, Bhanu SU (2011) Treatment of dye effluent by
electrochemical and biological processes. Open J Saf Sci Technol 1:12–18
4. Babu BR, Parande AK, Raghu S, Prem Kumar T (2007) Cotton textile processing: waste
generation and effluent treatment. J Cotton Sci 11:141–153
5. Brillas E, Martínez-Huitle CA (2015) Decontamination of wastewaters containing synthetic
organic dyes by electrochemical methods. An updated review. Appl Catal B Environ 166–
167:603–643. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apcatb.2014.11.016