Bioremediation of wastewater containing emerging pollutants from a pharmaceutical industry in Algeria through the use of green microalgae Coelastrella thermophila

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environment and energy

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paper

Creator:

SouHamViaUrs

Editor:

UniLabCenIns

Publisher:

CCSD

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International audience The aim of the present work is to evaluate at laboratory scale the effects and the removal efficiency of pharmaceutical pollutants such us diclofenac from wastewater using Coelastrella thermophila green microalgae isolated by an Algerian hot spring.

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Arabic, Algerian Spoken

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