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| *'''Water Desalination and Challenges''': The Middle East Perspective: A Review" (2013, co-authored with Manjula Nair) - Highly regarded article on the history of [[desalination]], typical procedures include [[reverse osmosis]] and multistage flash distillation, and difficulties encountered in the Gulf region. highlights trends in water pre-treatment and integrated membrane systems while covering subjects like scaling and membrane fouling. highlights the necessity of alternate energy sources and outlines cost-saving possibilities. 171 times cited.<ref>Water desalination and challenges: The Middle East perspective: a review, 2013 | |
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| *'''Recent progress in g-C3N4, TiO2 and ZnO based photocatalysts for dye degradation''': The possibility of using semiconductor heterojunction systems to treat water contaminated by dyes is being investigated. Composites of semiconductor materials, as opposed to single-component photocatalysts (such as ZnO, TiO2, and ZrO2), provide greater stability and efficiency due to less electron-hole pair recombination and increased visible light absorption. The features of these materials work in concert to promote overall stability and photocatalytic activity for dye degradation utilizing renewable solar energy, including greater adsorption and charge carrier migration. | |
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