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Fungi-Made Nanoparticles Clean Textile Wastewater

Fungi-Made Nanoparticles Clean Textile Wastewater

What they found

Calcium oxide nanoparticles made by endophytic fungi removed up to 91% of pollutants from textile wastewater in 60 minutes.

Calcium oxide nanoparticles made by endophytic fungi removed up to 91% of pollutants from textile wastewater in 60 minutes.

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removed up to 91% of pollutants from textile wastewater within 60 minutes

How solid is it?

Field study

Field study

Materials/engineering

Materials/engineering

Evidence ladder: Lab dish → Animal → Early human → Strong human. Reviews summarize earlier research.

At a glance

Latin name

Compound

calcium oxide nanoparticles

calcium oxide nanoparticles

Published in

journals.ipsintelligentsia.com

journals.ipsintelligentsia.com

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ECOLOGY & CONSERVATION

ECOLOGY & CONSERVATION

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Wastewater Cleanup Boost

Wastewater Cleanup Boost

Endophytic fungi-derived calcium oxide nanoparticles removed up to 91% of pollutants from textile wastewater within 60 minutes and 85% from leather wastewater by 120 minutes under optimal conditions. Fungal strains tolerated heavy metals at 25–100 ppm, enabling nanoparticle synthesis and pollutant binding through adsorption and coagulation, delivering fast, low-cost cleanup of industrial wastewater while reducing heavy metal contamination.

Endophytic fungi-derived calcium oxide nanoparticles removed up to 91% of pollutants from textile wastewater within 60 minutes and 85% from leather wastewater by 120 minutes under optimal conditions. Fungal strains tolerated heavy metals at 25–100 ppm, enabling nanoparticle synthesis and pollutant binding through adsorption and coagulation, delivering fast, low-cost cleanup of industrial wastewater while reducing heavy metal contamination.

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