Items where Author is "John Babu, Dulla"

umalatha, Boddu and Venkata Narayana, Alugunulla and John Babu, Dulla and Ali Khan, Anoar and Baji Babu, Kolimarla and Sandeep, Jajula (2023) Enhanced biosorption of Cr(VI) from contaminated water using biodegradable natural polymeric biosorbent. [International Conference on ‘‘Novel Materials and Technologies for Energy and Environment Applications (NMTEEA 2022), 72 (1). pp. 441-450.

Sumalatha Boddu, Boddu and Kavitha, G and John Babu, Dulla and Venkata Narayana, Alugunulla and Subbaiah, Tondepu (2022) Enhanced Biosorption of Pb(II) by Pterocladia Pinnata from Synthetic Solution. Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India): Series D.

Sumalatha, Boddu and Venkata Narayana, Allugunulla and Ali Khan, Anora and Chinna Venkateswarulu, Thirupati and Siva Reddy, Golamari and Pilli Rajasekhar, Reddy and John Babu, Dulla (2022) A Sustainable Green Approach for Efficient Capture of Strontium from Simulated Radioactive Wastewater Using Modified Biochar. International Journal of Environmental Research, 16 (75).

Sumalatha, boddu and John Babu, Dulla and Venkata Narayana, Alugunulla and Ali Khan, Anoar and KolImarla, Baji and Sandeep, Jajula and Kasi Mahesh, Thumbeti (2022) A prospective removal approach of Reactive Yellow 14 (RGB) dye using Spongomorpha indica. International Conference on Advances in Energy, Environment for Sustainable Development (AEESD-2022), 67 (8). pp. 1235-1242.

Sumalatha, Boddu and John Babu, Dulla and Venkata Narayana, Alugunulla and Venkata Dhananjaneyulu, Bandaru and Venkata Swamy, Nalajala and Subbaiah, Tondepu (2021) Enhanced Sequestration of Synozol ds Red onto Treated Turbinria Vulgaris from Waste Water: Statistical Optimization. Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India): Series D, 102. pp. 355-365.

Sumalatha, Boddu and John Babu, Dulla and Venkata Narayana, Alugunulla and A. Khan, Anoar (2019) An assessment on removal performance of Arsenic with treated Turbinaria vulgaris as an adsorbent: characterization, optimization, isotherm and kinetics study. Environmental Progress, 39. pp. 1-32.