Evaluation of Dye Bio-Sorption Properties of Sphagnum Cymbifolium (Moss) in Aqueous Solution by the Batch Process

Idika Digbo; Oguzie, E.E; Ogukwe, C.E; Victor Njoku

Evaluation of Dye Bio-Sorption Properties of Sphagnum Cymbifolium (Moss) in Aqueous Solution by the Batch Process

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Idika Digbo, Oguzie, E.E, Ogukwe, C.E, Victor Njoku. 2021. "Evaluation of Dye Bio-Sorption Properties of Sphagnum Cymbifolium (Moss) in Aqueous Solution by the Batch Process". Global Journal of Research in Engineering - J: General Engineering GJRE-J Volume 21 (GJRE Volume 21 Issue J2).

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