Controllable synthesis of high-yield magnetic nanomaterials assisted dye adsorbents from waste-water treatment and applications

The most significant and valuable natural resources has always been water. Freshwater supplies are, however, alarmingly diminishing as a result of the population's rapid development and industrial advancement. Due to its adverse effects on human health and natural systems, environmental pollution is a major concern everywhere in the globe. One of the synthetic organic chemicals used in a range of industries, including textiles, is dye. Researchers have created novel, cost-effective, and effective water treatment techniques and materials as a result of this dangerous pollution. Adsorption is one of the most efficient strategies to remove many contaminants. Because of the quick development of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology since last few decades, Environmental Nanoscience has grown significantly for significant research demands. Researchers have recently employed nonmaterial as an adsorbent to remove dyes from wastewater. The various kinds of nanomaterial which can be utilized to remove dyes have been emphasized in this manuscript. This article conceal light on the new advances in a photocatalytic use of nanoparticles and their nanocomposites towards pollutant degradation limits in wastewater, with more accentuation on their novelties. This work mainly deals with novel nanomaterials from various useful dyes techniques used for the wastewater treatment for the removal of contaminates are the most trending research and development.