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. 2023 Sep 5;13(38):26455–26474. doi: 10.1039/d3ra02104a

Comparison of various techniques in practice62.

Technique Benefits Drawbacks
Fenton's reagent (oxidation) Simple implementation Production of slush
Ozonation (introducing gaseous ozone) Water volume does not elevate Brief half-life (nearly 20 min)
Photochemical degradation Unpleasant smell reduced Number of by-products generated
No slush accumulation
Biological treatments (using living organisms i.e. fungi) Discoloration of dyes by enzyme production Release of enzymes uncertain
Membrane separation Complete dye eradication Large amount of sludge production
Ion exchange Complete regeneration of adsorbent Ineffective for all dye types
Coagulation Low in cost Large sludge production
Adsorption (activated carbon) High efficacy Economically not feasible
Photodegradation Non-hazardous, high kinetics of photochemical reaction Low efficacy, less solar sensitivity
Photo-Fenton/Advance oxidation Less slush production, effective for high volume Large Ferrous sludge production
Water splitting Clear process, economical, use solar energy Backward reaction, side reaction